Word: filled
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...make fun of Dan Quayle. Oh no, Dartboard is above such petty mockery. What would the point be? The rest of the country has already made fun of him. There are even more Dan Quayle jokes than "yo' Mama" jokes. The e-mail forwards about the man could fill Widener's stacks. Oh no, Dartboard doesn't need to say anything about Dan Quayle's intelligence. He's already said it all himself. Right...
...classroom, instructors attempt to fill in the gaps left by media coverage...
...classroom, instructors attempt to fill in the gaps left by media coverage...
...people who, in the post-O.J., post-Monica world, are taking advantage of the rapidly falling costs of DNA-testing technology to settle lingering paternity questions. And where there's a new science and a growing need, there's sure to be a company that comes along to fill it. In the DNA-testing industry, Identigene...
Indeed, many big-city mayors have bemoaned that while they can fight crime and fill potholes around a school, they wield little influence over what happens inside. That responsibility has rested in the hands of superintendents, school boards and unions, whose often fractious interests result in personal fiefdoms and byzantine politics that keep bickering high and student achievement low. But Archer's ascension is the latest in a wave of public school takeovers, from Chicago and Cleveland, Ohio, to Buffalo, N.Y., and New Orleans. Mayors in these and other cities have all gained--or are in the process of gaining...