Word: fittingly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Foundation will use the money to traindoctors around the world to fit patients with thelens," Sheppard said. "In addition, informationwill be shared on different techniques for lensfitting and other procedures involving the lens...
Anyway, one of the sports Cube writers down here is Mike Ginberg, who is also a big Orioles fan. Anyway, upon seeing the score, Mike threw a fit, "Damn Mariners!" he yelled ."I'm going to throw my [Orioles] hat somewhere...
...York some of the newer designers seemed to be talking only to one another. Sui, a smart stylist who is capable of authentic downtown chic, concentrated instead on jarring outfits that needed translation, either to fit the body or to decipher where they might possibly be worn. Britain's Tonya Sarne, who designs Ghost and was a big hit last year, seemed intent on damning British society rather than selling beautiful or interesting clothes. Bizarrely, several outfits were named for Prime Minister John Major. They consisted of clashing hodgepodges of colors, stripes, prints and waiflike little dresses that exposed...
...shape of the protein and its activity. For if a cell is like a factory, then a protein is a cog in a machine that may have as many as 50 components. "If one of them develops a kink in its structure," says Harris, "then the machine doesn't fit together as well...
Donna Bassett's story seemed to fit right in with that goal. Bassett, 37, then a Boston-based writer and researcher, became interested in Mack's studies after hearing complaints that he was "strip mining" the stories of emotionally distraught people and failing to help them with follow-up therapy. After reading stacks of books and articles on UFO abductions, Bassett made up an elaborate story of otherworldly encounters involving her family, going back to the 11th century. Her great-grandmother, she said, saw "little people," whom she called angels from God. Bassett herself saw "balls of light" around...