Word: face
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...replacing conversation, e-trade is replacing interaction with real people in real stores. I don't mean to overstate the effect of the Internet, and I'm not sure I believe e-commerce will ever put the real thing out of business. Still, the trend away from "real," face-to-face interaction is unmistakable...
Morgan called the selection of Greenspan as speaker "a slap in the face for everyone. It's an insult to everyone here because this is what Harvard thinks is a model Commencement Address speaker...
When they reached the intersection of Brattle Street and Mt. Auburn Street, the two drivers exited their vehicles and had a confrontation, which ended with the Watertown resident being punched in the face. He received 14 stitches in the lip and mouth area as a result of said injury...
...problems such as disease make it unwise for the U.S. to ignore," says Dowell. "Unfortunately, we?ve tended to break down rather than build up the multinational forums appropriate for dealing with these crises, such as the United Nations." Washington and its NATO pals may have managed to face down Milosevic while hardly involving the U.N., but when it comes to dealing with Mother Nature?s wrath, everyone will need to work together...
...passed last year before being vetoed by the President, who was angered by a tacked-on bill banning late-term abortions. Meanwhile, the U.N. says the U.S. still owes another $690 million -? but it?s likely to take what it can get. And the next Milosevic may even face a better-organized global police force. "This has been an embarrassing period for the U.S.," says Dowell, "and when it?s finally over, the next time the U.S. needs a truly international coalition, it may just be able...