Word: french
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Outside we wear Bikini bathing suits and inside we wear skimpy, French suits. They're pretty revealing," Birkmeir says. "The guys are all obnoxious and crazy. I get hit on almost 500 times per night and once in a while, I have to call a bouncer cause some guy pinches me in the butt. Nonctheless," she adds, "I can make $300 in one night during spring break...
...Justice Department cut back on civil rights cases it handled, reducing the enforcement and the effectiveness of laws that protect minorities such as Blacks, women, and the handicapped from various forms of discrimination. Just six months earlier, however, during his Senate confirmation hearing, then-Attorney General designate William French Smith specifically said he was committed to vigorous enforcement of civil rights laws and an extension of the landmark 1965 Voting Rights...
Junior Katie McAnaney and sophomore Maggie Vaughan will lead the defense. McAnaney, who was an All-America Honorable Mention, and Vaughan, who claimed first-team All-Ivy and the Rookie of the Year honors, should be helped by the experienced play of junior Lisi Balliere and sophomore Julia French...
...diligence of Japanese workers does not always produce positive results, according to Freed. Freed, who also speaks Finnish and French, talked about a successful Japanese student on exchange in Finland who killed himself after eight months of study there. He concluded that the American worker can share with the Japanese his ability to relax, while learning from the Japanese work ethic...
About 350 years ago, a French amateur mathematician named Pierre de Fermat scratched a devilishly tricky problem in the margin of a Greek mathematical text. Then he added, "I have discovered a truly remarkable proof ((of the theorem)), which this margin is too small to contain." Did he really have the answer? The attempts of generations of scientists to find out have made Fermat's Last Theorem the El Dorado of math problems. Now, at long last, an assistant professor at Tokyo Metropolitan University seems to have broken the code. Last month at Bonn's Max Planck Institute, Yoichi Miyaoka...