Word: fittings
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Albright was suspicious. Primakov might have cut side deals with Baghdad that Washington would find unacceptable, so she demanded that the two of them, plus British Foreign Secretary Robin Cook and French Foreign Minister Hubert Vedrine, meet to review the Russian statement. The only time the four envoys could fit a meeting into their packed schedules was at the ungodly hour of 2 a.m. the next day. Albright, who had already spent a grueling week shuttling and sleeping most nights on her jet, cut short the New Delhi visit and rushed to Geneva...
Raloxifene seemed to fit the bill. Studies showed it increased older women's bone density 1% to 2%. It also seemed to reduce the incidence of breast cancer--by 58% over the course of a year in one study--and to cut the level of so-called bad cholesterol in the blood. Best of all, researchers have found no hint of trouble in their patients' uterine or breast tissue--at least...
...from whom would she adopt? The anonymous genetic parents? The surrogate mother and her husband? At one point, surrogate mother Snell sought custody for herself, contending that she had contracted to deliver the child to a happily married couple, a description that no longer fit the battling Buzzancas. But she later withdrew her claim...
...bought notepads; our refrigerator magnets were shaped like Tylenol capsules. I remember my dad had a fascinating white plastic cube with various tiny useful items--pencil sharpener, scissors, exacto-knife--embedded in the sides. I could play with the cube for hours, trying to figure out how every piece fit. The love of free stuff gradually became ingrained in my very being...
...very natural fit for Geraldo,? says TIME correspondent Richard Zoglin, ?because they share a real tabloid orientation and he?ll give them the personality they so desperately need...