Word: fanged
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...People like it [the service] and take advantage of it," council representative William C. Fang '97 said yesterday. "Many people, especially upperclassmen, come and ask me when and where [they] can sign up for the shuttle...
...Fang and Brandon G. Shackelford '97, the two representatives who sponsored the bill that provides for the service, said they have been working on the project for three weeks...
...over Dole. What's more surprising, voters prefer Democrats to Republicans as their choice for Congress, 45% to 41%, a reversal of the standings in 1994. You could call that the makings of a comeback. Or you could say that one year after the Republicans roared into Washington, G.O.P. fang baring has alienated nearly as many voters as Democratic business as usual once did, only faster...
...real progress toward a final version of welfare reform. Clinton even praised the Senate in his Saturday radio address for "wisdom and courage" in crafting the bill that he said puts the country "within striking distance" of a package he would be willing to sign. After months of partisan fang baring, the Great Standoff of 1995 is heading toward its endgame. It's time now to make as many deals as politics and principle will allow...
...regulators have made it hard for children to believe in the tooth fairy. And Cass Ballenger, a North Carolina plastic-packaging manufacturer, says labyrinthine EPA rules have cost his business more than $1 million. Now, in the name of regulatory reform, DeLay, Norwood and Ballenger are attempting to de-fang and defund their old bureaucratic nemeses. Yet a closer look at their tales reveals that in terms of accuracy, they are more suited to the campfire than Congress...