Word: extended
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...papers that are succeeding in these difficult times are those that have targeted an easily definable market or figured out ways to extend their brand name. USA Today, for instance, is what Kovach calls a great "second read" for the business traveler and for the many Americans displaced from their hometowns. "If you have moved from Dallas to Washington, you can't read about the Dallas Cowboys in the Washington Post," says Curley, "but you can get some of it in USA Today...
With 5:16 left in the second quarter, Harvard worked the ball around the Boston College defense until Zimmerman ripped a pass to freshman Sam Brooks positioned at the left post. It didn't take long before Brooks hammered the ball into the back of the net to extend Harvard's control on the game...
...also something scorned rather than celebrated throughout the history of Western civilization. Still, it's possible to hate the sin and love the sinner. Consider someone who harms himself through smoking or poor eating habits. One can criticize that person's lifestyle, suggest they modify that behavior and still extend them compassion and support...
More choice for consumers means more convenience, more price competition and less-stressed Cantabridgians--three reasons we extend a hearty and long-overdue welcome to U.S. Shuttle...
...source close to Lighthouse, speaking on condition of anonymity, said that in the past, the magazine was printed on credit from Turley Publications. Within the past year, the source said the printer refused to extend any more credit to Lighthouse and threatened to stop printing...