Word: lusterizing
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Friends were uncertain what impact the virusincident would have on Morris' career. Some saidthat because of an outstanding resume, Morriswould have had little trouble finding a goodcomputing job. The exposure he gained by creatingthe virus would only add luster to his reputation,they said...
...totally renovated and as nice as any in the air." At the moment, argues Alan Taylor, an image consultant to 28 airlines, the shuttle lacks a sense of style. "In the Trump name there's a certain magic," he says. "This basic transportation product can borrow some of that luster, that halo of success...
...impasse dimmed some of the luster of a rare episode of diplomacy in the region: State President P.W. Botha's first official visit to neighboring black African states. Even as the Pope was in nearby Zimbabwe, Botha journeyed to Mozambique and Malawi with peace proposals of his own last week. After meeting with Mozambican President Joaquim Chissano, Botha gave assurances that Pretoria would no longer aid rebels of the Mozambique National Resistance, also known as Renamo. The right-wing guerrillas have been trying for 13 years to topple the Marxist government, cutting rail lines, sacking villages and driving farmers...
Dominated by the U. S. exhibit of paintings by Jasper Johns, the Venice Biennale regains some of its luster as a festival...
Huppe said that because Reich, a Yale Law School graduate, is a scholar of national stature, "he will add luster to the Dartmouth Board." He said that because the Board is small Reich will have a considerable amount of influence...