Word: fates
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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They though Nelson, A 17-year-old Black youth from Brooklyn, had gottten away with murder. And they blamed the jury of six Blacks, four Hispanics and two whites for letting him. "Yankel Rosenbaum's fate was decided by a jury of what was certainly not his peers," one protestor said then...
Before we venture into another Vietnam, we ought to ask ourselves if we are ready to consign America's youth to such a fate...
...have been authorized by bureaucrats and politicians in Moscow expecting a piece of the profits. Still others are hatched locally and executed clandestinely by factory supervisors. In the scramble for hard currency, the line between government-approved transactions and private enterprise becomes difficult to discern, raising questions about the fate of Russia's arsenal of nuclear and conventional weaponry. The U.S. has found it hard enough to convert obsolete sectors of its own defense establishment to the production of consumer goods. In Russia, where military factories are rarely reliable sources of goods that can be sold for hard currency...
...region's biggest tourist draws is Old Sparky, the original death chair, which sits behind glass at the Texas Prison Museum four blocks from the Big House. Visitors from around the world come to gawk and marvel at the gleaming oak contraption where 361 killers met their fate from...
...this is the first step in the interim period of Palestinian self-rule. It is crucial to this fragile process that the parties stick to the Declaration of Principles signed last September 13, which outline an interim five year Palestinian self-rule and leave seemingly insoluble issues, like the fate of Jerusalem and the settlements, to be negotiated after the interim period. The only way compromise can eventually be reached in these areas is if peaceful co-existence builds trust and an increasing sense for each side that too much is at stake to let the process falter...