Word: furiously
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...form of rabies which has appeared in Massachusetts is the "furious" form, he said, in which an infected animal will attack anything it sees...
...action, however heartfelt and furious, was probably futile. Japanese rice farmers drove their tractors down Tokyo's Ginza to protest the opening of Japan's closed rice market. With the U.S. and the European Community (except France) now in accord on agricultural products at the gatt talks, Japan must either sign on or risk losing trade access. Moreover, Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa has hinted at a shift, warning that Japan "must avoid at all costs those things which might endanger the successful conclusion of the GATT talks...
Yeltsin was furious at the Congress for refusing to confirm acting Prime Minister Yegor Gaidar, his handpicked architect of reform. When confronted with a stark choice of submitting or facing the President at the ballot box, the balky Deputies under leader Ruslan Khasbulatov became more inclined to deal. So, on reflection, did Yeltsin. By week's end he had agreed to submit three candidates for Prime Minister and modified his referendum. Although a popular vote would still be Yeltsin's to lose, Russians will not be asked to choose directly between him and the Congress. Instead, they will determine...
...that he promised his people one thing and gave them another. Bill Clinton did just that, making plenty of Arkansasans furious when he left Little Rock to hit the campaign trail...
...This furious expansion has exacted a high cost. Since 1990, U.S. carriers together have lost nearly $7 billion, including almost $1.9 billion in losses accrued by the Big Three. Part of the current frustration is the timing of the British Airways-USAir deal, which comes just as the big domestic carriers were preparing to reap the rewards of surviving the long deregulation bloodbath...