Word: key
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Vermont, on the other hand, could find itself at a slight disadvantage--several of its key players are still out with injuries. Absent from the lineup for the second straight weekend will be Duke Stump, Bill Butler and John LeClair...
This innate athletic sense was evident at an early age. Joslin recalls her older brother Scott playing a key role in her development...
Western intelligence sources scoff, saying they have clear evidence that Barbouti was the key broker for the chemical factory. Though they have yet to find proof that he knew the Libyans planned to make nerve gas there, at least one official flatly labels Barbouti "the central villain" of the plot and "the subject of intense scrutiny for some time." In fact, both the Swiss and West German governments are conducting criminal investigations of his role in the Libyan project, and tax authorities in England and Scotland are looking into his Byzantine business affairs...
...stress from working on her series took a toll on her physical health. Free-lance writer Joe Levine of New York City was haunted by dreams about AIDS after he completed a long profile of a man who was dying of the disease. Such experiences may hold the key to improving coverage, since reporters who have been affected by seeing death close up may become more sensitive to the needs of the bereaved...
...from any decision affecting former clients, but that could leave him with a lot of time on his hands. On top of that, there is grumbling aplenty along the corridors of the State Department over Baker's quick appointments of political allies and slowness to install career diplomats in key positions...