Word: constantly
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Leaky valves were a constant problem at the plant. Six serious accidents occurred at the Bhopal installation between 1978 and 1982, and three, one of which was fatal, involved gas leaks...
...appear next week in TIME. Shevchenko recounts how, finally fed up with the Soviet system despite his privileged place in it, he seeks and is promised asylum in the U.S.--but only after he agrees to become "a reluctant spy." For the next 2 1/2 years he lives in constant fear of discovery by the KGB and in constant guilt about the family he might have to leave behind. In 1978 he finally comes in from the cold, but with anguishing results...
...next work, "Divining", had its Boston premiere Wednesday night. Judith Jamison, a former Ailey dancer, choreographed this magnetic piece to music by Kimati Dimizulu and Monti Ellison. The music alternated between loud, whisting melodies and constant drum rhythms. The starkness of the beating drum focused all attention on the dancer's movements. In contrast to the first piece. Divining" was a study of movement that is nonetheless just as captivating...
...food-stamp program. The interest that the Government pays on the national debt has soared from less than $130 per person in 1960 to more than $500 per person this year, and is heading to an annual total of almost $750 per person by 1989 even when expressed in constant 1985 dollars...
...there beyond the fingertips of this President as it has all the others. It seems sometimes to recede just about the moment a President thinks it is in his grasp. Yes, he said, once the new negotiations begin he will concentrate heavily on arms control. "There will be constant communication about what is being said," Reagan declared. "And decisions will have to be made about what is a fair trade or not. My one principle about the talks is that we will not send negotiators over there and say, 'At whatever price, get an agreement...