Word: loyalities
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...modestly decorated office, Richard Lugar seemed unperturbed, even placid. The Indiana Republican's composure belied the fact that he was caught smack between two formidable forces: the growing clamor in Congress for punitive sanctions against South Africa and the Administration's continued resistance to such measures. As both a loyal Reaganaut and an independent-minded chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Lugar found himself in the unenviable position of trying to construct a compromise. Yet he was able to say, in his quiet and ingenuous way, "I don't see my own role as pressured...
...libidinous tones. "I chose the song because it was the most popular number in 1939," says Collins, nostalgically if not accurately (the song was written in 1940). "It was especially apropos because it has a double meaning." Seems that despite the efforts of a writer (George Hamilton), Collins remains loyal to her dead husband, whom she had last seen in the French capital. He is played by her real-life husband Peter Holm...
...name recognition. Despite the pejorative description, computer experts suggest that the no-names may pose the greatest threat to IBM. Says Margaret Rodenberg, a vice president at Entre Computer Centers, a large retailer: "We're convinced that there's a growing market out there that is less brand loyal and more price conscious...
...fans are more loyal to sandwiches than children. Their parents may feel that hot food on a plate is more nutritious than a fast cold meal, but children at school cafeterias can be observed making sandwiches out of everything, including spaghetti with meat sauce stuffed into hamburger buns, so they can eat quickly and have time to play...
...entire Republican delegation from North Carolina plus an additional 52 G.O.P. Congressmen, including four seeking seats in the Senate this fall. The bill? The Democrats' harsh protectionist trade measure, opposed by President Reagan, which passed two weeks ago on a 295 to 115 vote after many once loyal free traders were spooked by what has become a looming issue in the 1986 campaign...