Word: latters
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...attempted self-slaughter." Now, immured in his unreal world, he recalls, simultaneously, his boyhood in Paris, his discovery of the diary of a 19th century forebear, his life as the husband of an actress and his anguished puzzlement at his father's death and his mother's remarriage. A latter-day Hamlet, Unwin is driven mad by the sense that all of us are playacting, adrift in a world of "suppose...
...speakers at the service--including one current and two former Supreme Court justices, the latter two's statements read by others--praised Freund for his service to the law community through his writing and teaching...
...likely to gain a great deal more than the 22 seats they now have in the 650-seat House. If called to form a coalition Cabinet, however, they are prepared to exact a price: political autonomy for Scotland and Wales and a Parliament elected by proportional representation, the latter promising to give Ashdown's faithful greater clout. Since a proportional system would rob the major parties of strength, neither Major nor Kinnock favors it, though Labour has bowed to the idea of autonomy for Wales and restive Scotland. If a hung Parliament emerges, a Labour-Liberal Democrat match...
Harvard's investments in companies with operations in South Africa increased in value in the latter half of 1991 by nearly $90 million, according to a report released last week by a Corporation committee...
...year-old promise to step down. The compromise deal, which muscled aside Chrysler's respected president, Robert Lutz, brought Eaton into the company as vice chairman and chief operating officer. If all goes as planned, he will succeed Iacocca as chairman and chief executive when the latter retires Dec. 31. Iacocca, who had sought to stay on as chairman past that date, will take the lesser but still influential post of chairman of the executive committee...