Word: heatedly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Temperatures in some rooms dropped to around 40 degrees as the storm set in, said Tufts sophomore Miriam L. Ibson. As of yesterday night, some Tufts dorms still did not have heat...
...BOTTOM LINE: The suspense is mild, the sexual heat is low, but Whitney Houston's screen debut has its charms...
...Houston and the ever tactful Costner generate much sexual heat. But the shy, tentative quality of their relationship is appealing, and the sense she projects of a woman befuddled by sudden stardom has authentic sweetness. You can't say Houston storms the screen, but she is winsome and vulnerable -- a lady taking a first step on what may turn out to be a well-paced long...
...three countries are suffering a sharp drop in industrial production, as well as chronic shortages of gas and oil once provided cheaply and plentifully ! by Russia. In Lithuania and Latvia, the energy crisis has forced many to go without heat and hot water; in Lithuania, gasoline for private cars is strictly rationed. In Estonia, where the introduction of a new convertible currency has helped eliminate shortages of consumer goods, inflation has made all but the most basic items unaffordable for the average person...
...meltdown. Six years later, 19 similar graphite-moderated nuclear time bombs are still ticking away, alarming relics of a badly designed, haplessly run nuclear-power program that none of the independent republics of the former Soviet Union can afford to shut down. The potential killers bring light, heat and power to parts of Russia, Ukraine and Lithuania, where their immediate decommissioning would create unacceptable economic disruption and even civil unrest...