Word: healed
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...really worked hard to play good defense tonight," Colgate Coach Brian Durocher said. "It's our achilles heal. We slipped up a little on the first goal...
...task is also daunting in the rapidly developing countries of China and India. Together they now contribute 3% of the world's burden of ozone- depleting chemicals, but their potential demand for CFC products is so great that without the cooperation of both countries, any plan to heal the ozone hole is destined to fail. China's 800 million consumers, encouraged by more than 10 years of economic reform, are ravenous for luxury items such as aerosol cosmetics and air conditioners, and Chinese industry cannot make them fast enough. In the early 1980s China produced 500,000 refrigerators a year...
After playing six games in 11 days, including its first loss in more than a month on Monday night (to Boston University in the Beanpot finals), the Crimson must heal its wounds...
...another, far more difficult task to heal the rifts that the Jeffries speech caused between campus Blacks and the rest of the minority community, and between campus Blacks and whites...
...rebuilding is well advanced, the country's psychic rehabilitation has barely begun. The seven-month occupation left deep scars that will take years to heal. Iraqi soldiers tortured or brutalized an estimated 15,000 Kuwaitis, including more than 1,000 female victims of rape, who are considered unmarriageable or pariahs by a conservative Islamic society. According to a government-authorized medical study, 350 Kuwaitis died during their imprisonment, usually after gruesome torture. Limbs were broken, eyes gouged out, ears and genitals cut off. In one case, a man was half immersed in a vat of acid. Men were killed...