Word: evidentally
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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"Whether someone is crazy or sane, people used to be able to rent a room for $20 a week and can no longer do so," Mainzer said. "Not since the Great Depression have the homeless been so evident," she said.
Harvard's enthusiasm, and a little early nervousness, were evident from the opening face-off. The first Dartmouth shot hit the post, and the second one crossed the goal line.
One reason for the Contras' lack of popularity in Nicaragua is evident in a variety of documented reports of atrocities committed against unarmed civilians. The rebels are considered by many Nicaraguans to be a terrorist army left over from the old Somoza regime.
The power of positive TV thinking is especially evident in the "faith message" or "prosperity Gospel," a major Pentecostal variant in the 1980s. Its chief exponent is Kenneth Copeland, 49, platform maestro of the bustling Eagle Mountain Chapel outside Fort Worth. Urging viewers to give a tenth of their income...
Reagan added that the administration is concerned "about the violence that was evident there and the possibility of fraud. It could have been all of that was occurring on both sides."