Word: equalling
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...place of the government to dictate which person is able to marry another based on his or her sexual orientation any more than it is the government's responsibility to interfere in racial or religious considerations of this sort. Legalizing homosexual marriage places it on equal footing with heterosexual marriage and advances true freedom of choice...
...hold a very high standard in early admissions and accept only those students we are certain we would take in the spring," Fitzsimmons said. "Applicants have an equal chance in the early and regular action programs...
Hill, a former professor of law at the University of Oklahoma, gained national attention in October, 1991, during Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas' Senate confirmation hearings. Hill accused Thomas of sexually harassing her when they worked together for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission...
...votes for its leader. The current system distorts our candidates' priorities, objectives and motives and the narrow political, geographic and economic issues they tackle. We cannot ask ourselves why voter turnout is so low if we do not have a system in which each and every vote truly is equal. BENNETT SHULDMAN Moscow...
Kozelek and Co. delivered a poignant two-hour, 11-song set that no individual album of theirs, nor any combination thereof, could equal in execution, creativity, or emotional dynamism. Patiently sinking from languor into chaos, from clean, spring notes to cyclones of distortion and pounding drums, the band revised and reinterpreted each song that they played, including a muscular Cowboy Junkies cover and an ad-libbed "White Christmas." Most notable were their plugged, spine-tingling rendition of "Evil," the freshly-penned and exuberant "New Song About a New Girl," and their closing ditty, the ever-arrogant and melancholy "Mistress" (sans...