Word: forthings
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...first part of the second half saw more back-and-forth play as the Crimson became more aggressive offensively...
...overall, the TIME panel welcomed the campaign as the start of a long- overdue effort by political leaders to wrestle with underlying economic problems and to put forth long-term solutions. Between the two candidates, the economists judged Clinton as somewhat more aggressive in doing so. "This is a watershed year in terms of the proposals that we've seen," said Sinai. "Both candidates are at least admitting and calling attention to the problems." The public nonetheless is still struggling to weigh the merits of the proposals and find any salvation in them. "Neither candidate's program...
Recently dispossessed car owners were lined up in front of the "Towing Services" window. The one woman left in front of me by the time I reached the window was visibly distressed. She had been going back and forth from her home and the police station (by foot of course) because she did not know her license plate number and other vital information...
With three minutes left in the game, however, Harvard's victory was very much in doubt. The back-and-forth, furiously paced match was knotted at 9-9 following a strong second-half comeback by Brown...
Fantasies seep into facts. Entertainment and journalism drift back and forth across the borders. The bicameral arrangement of culture and politics dissolves. The baby of the (nonexistent) Murphy Brown flies out of its cradle and hovers like an illicit pink cherub over the American presidential succession...