Word: feverishly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Cities and states are in a feverish free-for-all to lure new employers...
...fatal morning, Veronica had awakened feverish and vomiting. So as the family drove home after a trip to the grocery store, her mother cradled the fretful toddler in her lap, hoping to soothe her. Rodriguez, 30, was traveling only 10 m.p.h. when he hit the van. Usually, cases of heedless driving and failure to strap in a child are treated as traffic violations...
When not writing about the feverish world of business, Janice slows down to smell the flowers. She pitches for TIME's championship softball team and rides her mountain bike around Central Park in the mornings. Castro's healthy proclivities are also apparent in her office, which is crammed with thriving plants, Ansel Adams photographs recycled from discarded calendars, baseball trophies and rolls of earth-friendly gift-wrapping paper. Amid the creative clutter on her desk: a bottle of spring water and a Slinky toy. "I use it sometimes to concentrate when I'm writing," Castro explains. "It seems to work...
...Palestine would send Israel into shock and generate feverish debate among Israelis. But in the end their only choice would be to face the new facts created by having a reconfigured neighbor. Given George Bush's search for a "bolder idea" than resuming efforts to bring Israel into talks to free Palestinians from military rule, a visionary move by King Hussein should quickly restore friendly relations with Washington. Who knows, Bush might even volunteer to join the King as a cheerleader for the new democratic state in the new world order...
...Israeli leader has been preparing for a diplomatic one. "There will be an effort to use political means to snatch from Israel what could not be snatched from us by force," Shamir told his party, adding that nothing would shake his refusal to cede land for peace. The Palestinians' feverish support for Saddam made any compromise over the West Bank and Gaza far more unlikely. And Shamir feels that the restraint he displayed in the face of the Scud barrage entitles Israel to freedom from Washington's heavy hand...