Word: falafel
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Most journalists do not understand how clever these operatives are. For instance, reporters think it fiendishly clever to ask the flip-flop question. ("Sir, in 1986 you voted to permit the building of falafel stands in the Grand Canyon. Last year you opposed the bill. Isn't there a contradiction here?" Correct response: "Not at all, Ted. You're overlooking a key distinction...
...overweight, most of it centered in my center. I've sweated on a StairMaster, gorged on cabbage soup, crunched ab trainers until my sides ached. Still, nothing suppressed those late-night hunger pangs. Willpower alone couldn't quell my urge for chocolate. I'd feel awful after every falafel, only to return the next week for another...
According to State Trooper Larry Gillis, the crowd numbered about 200,000. Though this was enough to create lines of 30 people or more at falafel vendors and portable toilets, it fell short of the 250,000 predicted by event organizers...
...vendor, who identified himself only as Isaac, sells falafel and other Middle Eastern food on Oxford St. outside the Science Center...
...want the falafel not to be greasy, I want the stuff that goes in the sandwich to be fresh, and I want it well-seasoned, and that's about it," says Sanchez...