Word: hardest
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...only aimed at the animists." When Dillinger arrived 24 years ago, he remembers, "every aspect of the Dani world had spirits: the mountains, the gardens, the trees. The people lived in constant fear and dread." The oppressive atmosphere also bred wars between tribes. "That was the hardest part for me," says Lorraine, "watching them kill each other before we could teach them the Gospel...
Many of them stand to be disappointed. In general, sales are better on both coasts then they are in the Midwestern middle, the "rust bowl," hardest hit by joblessness and industrial anemia. Almost nowhere, though, are sales truly brisk. Unusually warm weather in the East, which has produced temperatures in the springlike 70s, has hurt them in two ways. It has cut into sales of winter clothing. It also made Christmas seem not so near, reducing what Economist Alan Greenspan calls the "sense of urgency" needed to press people into stores...
...figure out in your mind what is best. That is why the hardest decision is the one that has right on both sides. But once having decided what you feel is morally right for the people and the best solution for them, then you go forward with it. This doesn't mean you won't make mistakes. You may pick wrong. But I think I found out that the people seem to understand if you do that. They can accept a mistake, and they don't jump on you for having made some political decision they disagree...
...billion times better shape than we ever were before," Hall remarked. "She pushes us to work hard. If I don't play my hardest in practice and in games, I feel like I'm cheating her and myself." Horne concurs, "I think everyone's play has gotten that much better, just because she asks that much more from us. It's not that we were never capable of giving a lot more before, it's just that no one ever asked it of us, except...
...hardest part about filmmaking is finding a sponsor who is often more elusive than any animal in the wild. Young got his first break from a Canadian naturalist who spent his summers giving "Whale Watch" tours off the coast of Newfoundland. Because Andy already had his own equipment and several years of field experience under his belt the most recent of which was the year between high school and college spent observing and photographing bears in the Great Smokey Mountain National Park the Canadian scientist was happy to hire a person like Andy. Originally taken on as a general assistant...