Word: fittingly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...animalistic sexual impulse, they were bullies who gratuitously killed someone out of hate for being different than they were. It wasn't about them, it was about Matthew Shepard. Because they dramatically reflected some of society's darkest influences - an acceptance of the persecution of gays - the media saw fit to hold the case up as an example. No one could justify the behavior of Dirkhising's assailants; there is no "pedophile rage" defense. But many in our society think that beating up gays is justifiable, and place the blame on the victims. And while such attitudes may change, sexual...
...that's not what people did. Rather than trying to go back the past, they invented new ways of connecting that fit the new ways in which they lived...
...Calling for a reconnection in our time, Putnam says we need new solutions that will fit our new reality, in a way that is enjoyable. Rejecting the formation of clubs like those formed in the late 19th-century, Putnam says what we need is "more flextime, more release time for parents...
...Vaux starts by discussing the unorthodox song-writing methodology the band employs. The Redundant Steaks pick the title first and write the songs after. "We look at it as an intellectual challenge to pick random names and create lyrics that fit them," explains Vaux...
...most immediate effects is a growing demand on companies to show greater flexibility and creativity in designing jobs. Richard Coleman, author of The 24 Hour Business and president of a consulting group, advises firms "first of all to find out what their employees want and then choose schedules that fit the company's needs...