Word: fittingly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...think there has been a continuing interest which has slowly but surely grown in size with where the sciences will fit within our modern world," said Professor of the History of Science Everett 1. Mendelsohn...
...staff has again seen fit to comment on, and condemn, the private lives of Harvard students. The final clubs, for all the attention they receive are private organizations made up of individual Harvard students. The policies they set on admittance are their business alone. If the student members choose to associate only with other males, or only to allow blue bloods into their hallowed halls...
...didn't really know where I'd fit in in last year's offense," Hu said...
...recordings are populated by such stylistically disparate collaborators as Lyle Lovett, Mark Knopfler of Dire Straits, Larry Mullen Jr. and Adam Clayton of U2 and even the Chieftains. In the rigidly structured formats of FM radio, though, Griffith has never found a fit: Is she folk, country or what? Now, with the release this month of her 12th album, the magnificently tuneful and frankly autobiographical Flyer, Griffith's relative lack of celebrity is a bygone thing...
...fossil skeleton known as Lucy was discovered about 50 miles north of the current find. That 3.2 million-year-old female hominid had some human characteristics -- most notably, she walked on two legs rather than four -- but skull and tooth fragments indicated she was somewhat apelike as well. She fit nicely into the shared-ancestor theory first put forward by Charles Darwin and supported by modern comparisons between human and ape proteins and DNA. The divergence between the ape and human lines, argued the biochemists, came somewhere between 4 million and 6 million years ago. And some paleontologists predicted that...