Word: flocks
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...different races. There is still a hesitancy among students to tangle with race. We notice the segregation and may become a little upset by it, but never honestly ask ourselves why it occurs. It occurs because minority students know that they cannot escape from their race, and they flock to people who understand that. My blackness is part of me and everything...
...survey of Clinton's accusers proves nothing else, it's that birdbrains of a feather flock together. On the alleged plot's outer edges stand the mom-and-pop entrepreneurs devoted to peddling anti-Clinton miscellany via at least a dozen Websites. Michael Rivero's Vincent Foster page invites the visitor to view a video of an actual suicide by gunshot, while the unofficial Bill Clinton home page features a doctored photograph of the President with his pants around his ankles. Then there's cybergossip Matt Drudge's controversial Drudge Report, which put the Lewinsky story on the Net days...
Although throngs of fame-seeking college students flock to Washington internships each summer, none has ever grabbed national attention quite the way Monica Lewinsky has. But then, not all headlines from the nation's capital are desirable. No one sets out to earn the kind of publicity that attends accusations of presidential adultery and perjury...
...White House for Hillary's White House to keep an eye on, a slightly unbuckled atmosphere in which sex, if not exactly a certainty, is not exactly unthinkable. When he went to the White House in 1993 as one of the youngest American Presidents ever, Clinton attracted a flock of aides and interns just out of college: males who regarded mild flirtation as harmless fun, females who seemed to enjoy the attention. And whatever lessons he drew from the Gennifer Flowers embarrassment, Clinton has never felt it necessary to pretend that good-looking women are beyond his notice. Within...
...People don't flock to take out books at 5 o'clock in the morning," said Richard A. Phillips '99, who works nights at the circulation desk...