Word: heatedly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Just last week the U.S. refused to sign an international treaty in Nairobi, Kenya, which would impose mandatory cuts in heat-trapping gases like carbon dioxide, even though this country is responsible for 25 percent of all the carbon dioxide dumped into...
Some policy changes from the councils include giving University Health Services staff access to word processing programs and allowing Widener Library workers go home at times during the summer when the heat and humidity in the building are too high...
...earlier, Israel had released 51 Lebanese prisoners and the bodies of nine others, reviving hope for a comprehensive hostage solution that would lead to the release of the 10 Westerners still missing in Lebanon -- among them, five Americans. But if Israeli officials hoped this timely gesture might lower the heat emanating from the Oval Office, they were sorely disappointed. To remind Israel of its debt to the U.S., and maybe even to diminish the importance of the relative power Israel now wields over the fate of the five American hostages, Bush said, "Just months ago, American men and women...
There are too many "people who pay lipservice to the gay community," she says, adding that "elected officials in Cambridge tend to back off when the first level of heat...
...federal grand jury had charged George with 10 counts of lying or obstruction during a series of investigations into the Iran-contra affair. George allegedly concealed what the CIA knew about illegal aid to the Nicaraguan contras and the role of U.S. agents. The indictment increases the political heat on Robert Gates, George's former boss, whose nomination as the next CIA director is awaiting confirmation. Nothing in last week's action implicated Gates, but the scandal seems to be moving closer to him. "This indictment merely makes me a pawn in a continuing drama of political exploitation," complained George...