Word: cure
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...that spending is too high" -- without actually proposing enough real spending cuts to bring the deficit under control. President Reagan never did. President Bush never did. Is Kasich the man to make an honest woman at last of the G.O.P.? Skeptics have claimed for years that you can't cure the deficit without demanding significant sacrifice from the great middle class. Has Kasich discovered a budgetary philosophers' stone...
...upper Manhattan. Their lives are empty, she observes, and their view of the future fatalistic. "I believe in God," says student Mark Schaefer, 19. "If he wants something bad to happen to me, it will happen. Anyway, by the time I get AIDS I think they'll have a cure...
...profoundly upsetting: it implied that they were "guilty" and deserved their doom. Many felt that the Bergalis family let itself be used by hatemongers and that Kimberly's plea for universal testing of health-care workers would wrongly shift emphasis to safeguarding the "innocent" mainstream instead of finding a cure...
...prospect of stumbling into a quagmire or of outright failure looms large for a President who was elected to cure domestic ills and who, as he begins his second 100 days in office, is already in political trouble. Clinton told a television interviewer last week that he was distressed when he heard the Bosnian Serbs had refused to go along with the peace plan negotiated by Cyrus Vance and Lord Owen. "I don't want to have to spend any more time on that than is absolutely necessary," Clinton said, "because what I got elected...
...Clinton prepares to take on Serbian forces in Bosnia, the prospect of stumbling into a quagmire looms large for a President who was elected to cure domestic ills...