Word: frequently
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...untraditional nanny named Barbara Barnes (Prince William calls her Ba-ba). Diana is not of the children-should-be-seen-and-not-heard school of absentee royal mom. She is a hands-on mother, and some palace observers say that Barnes is driven half- batty by Diana's frequent nocturnal visits to the nursery...
...thieves will not be able to ransom the pictures to an insurance company, the frequent fate of stolen art treasures, because the Marmottan could not afford the enormous insurance premiums on its permanent collection. Police doubt that the intention is to sell the purloined paintings to a collector, because their fame makes them, as a French journalist put it, "about as negotiable as the Eiffel Tower." One possibility is that the robbers are terrorists who hope to exchange the pictures for a captured colleague. Said Police Superintendent Thierry Boulogne, who is involved in the case: "No one hypothesis is being...
...enacted on only one of the council's recommendations. He agreed to issue more frequent progress reports and make ACSR proceedings available to the community, Melendez said...
While you probably first think to head for Grendel's or the Filly, there's nothing wrong with the bars and cafes that Harvard students overlook. For some reason, certain restaurants attract native or immigrant Cantabrigians instead of students, who don't frequent them when given a choice. But--with all due respect--these eating places are still in business without heavy Crimson patronage, so they must be doing something right...
...Frequent flyer programs have become a multi-million-dollar business for airlines and coupon brokerages since American Airlines introduced the first program after the 1981 airline deregulation, said Richard L. Greene '88, who works for Matz on a part-time basis...