Word: complementing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...What makes them so good is that their games complement each other very well," said captain Mike Ferrucci. "Individually they are all strong players, but it is the combination which makes them so potent...
...meeting, organized by Lizbeth F. Alatorre '00-'99, president of Latinas Unidas, and Edidiong N. Ikpe '00-'99, president-elect of the Association of Black Radcliffe Women (ABRW), was intended to complement a panel discussion featuring Professor of Afro-American Studies Cornel R. West '74 and Princeton professor David Carrasco that was held in Sanders Theatre on Tuesday...
...developed final scene, which ends on a surprising, thought-provoking note. Margulies is careful to spend most of the play's duration developing an intimate, caring relationship between Ruth and Lisa, showing that two writers can interact positively, at least for a while. Because Ruth and Lisa seem to complement each other so well throughout most of the play, the emotional explosion in the end carries a great deal of power. Both characters are appealing in their own way, so the audience is confronted with a difficult challenge: whose side should be taken in this conflict of words...
Narayan adds that science and social studies complement each other and enhances his understanding of both...
...Dunlap, builder. No, the Chainsaw did not have an attack of conscience. Dunlap, who seemed primed for an exit, decided to try something different. And in keeping with his flair for drama, he spent $1.8 billion in a single day for three companies--all with striking possibilities to complement one another: Coleman Co., which makes leisure equipment; Signature Brands, which produces Mr. Coffee coffeemakers; and First Alert, which manufactures smoke detectors. "We have a potential Procter & Gamble of world-class, branded durable goods," Dunlap crows...