Word: die
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Once, the mother of a 20-year-old victim pointed out a man to Tobon at Kennedy Airport: "There is the man who killed my son," she said. "I went to talk to him. He told me the death was not his concern. If some die along the way, it is to be expected, and it is nothing to him. He said they were paid for the risk. He then dismissed me with a wave of his hand...
...million to 25 million users who remain. He even has a hard time uttering the D word. "Apple has some tremendous assets, but I believe without some attention, the company could, could, could--I'm searching for the right word--could, could..." He pauses and gives in: "die...
...hear the man extolling the wonders of Apple a few years ago, when the Mac still had market relevance. Gates celebrating Apple today is like the Department of the Interior celebrating the spotted owl by fencing in its nesting grounds and trying not to let the last ones die...
...career-oriented person--until you consider the speaker. Michael Bradford, 38, battled drugs and alcoholism throughout his adult life and eight months ago was homeless on Washington's streets. His resume includes a six-month jail term for burglary. Born into a welfare family, Bradford fully expected to die...
...deserves to die the way designer Gianni Versace did [NATION, July 28], especially not a genius who has brought beauty and color to this world. How many people contribute such unabashed generosity and elegance? Versace transformed fashion into a celebration of our existence. Although I did not own any of his magical creations, I admired his talent in presenting beautiful, timeless works for us to appreciate. Through his exuberance, passion and artistry, Versace left his indelible mark on the world. DIVYA MIRZA Waltham, Mass...