Word: die
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...parents expected to die," he said. Although he was a toddler during the war, he does remember "the moment when we got out," when airborne troops performed a family rescue...
...remain unequivocally committed to making the dream of peace a reality and assert that Yitzhak Rabin did not die in vain. May we all see this dream realized speedily and in our day. May his memory be blessed. --Harvard-Radcliffe Hillel Coordinating Council
...then, in turn, how B will change into A. C learns that in two years she will meet her husband--who will cheat on her--and that she will have a son--who she will estrange and drive away. B finds out that her husband will soon die of cancer and that her son returns, after more than 20 years...
...they wished. Yet often they prefer to use the U.N. as a scapegoat for their own lack of resolve, which was what really failed Bosnia for so long. A special debility in handling crises has come from America's modern horror at the possibility that a single soldier might die. Eban notes, "Nothing can happen without the Americans. Everything can happen with them...
...DIED. DAVID MCLEAN, 73, actor; of lung cancer; in Los Angeles. The appropriately rugged McLean saddled up for appearances on the TV series Bonanza and Gunsmoke, as the star of the short-lived Tate--and in numerous Marlboro-cigarette spots. Ironically, he is the second "Marlboro Man" to die of lung cancer. DIED. ELENI VLACHOU, 84, publisher; in Athens. Vlachou earned a journalistic reputation with a witty political column in her father's daily Kathimerini before assuming control of the paper in 1951. She shut the paper down in the late '60s in protest against the military dictators ruling Greece...