Word: conflict
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...this would be acceptable if there were some end in sight to the conflict. Unfortunately, the Clinton administration has adopted a half-baked approach to the situation. By relying the possibility of ground troops, the administration has adopted a course which seems too limited to achieve real progress...
...many have already suffered in the ravaged Balkans. We hope that now that we have made the decision to intervene actively, the Clinton Administration and NATO will do what it takes to bring the conflict to a successful resolution...
...despite the potential conflict between Seton's reputation of spearheading projects like "fly-by" lunches and Redmond's history of progressivisms, their campaign strongly emphasized student services...
However, recent legislation such as the same-sex marriage bill and a recent bill affirming a student's right to free speech are eating up council minutes. And Redmond and Seton are beginning to conflict on whether it's a positive trend...
...world ogled the burning wreckage of the F-117A, a plane that more than any other symbolized the nation's technical and strategic superiority. Before the attack, Pentagon planners estimated NATO would lose 10 planes in the initial wave of strikes. President Clinton warned the nation that the conflict was not without risks. But NATO skated around those risks so effortlessly at first that it was possible to hope for a war without costs. Even amid the relief at the pilot's rescue, it was difficult to retain that illusion...