Word: minde
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Reese, who doesn't mind being called a liberal, supported Joe Biden, Paul Simon and Albert Gore consecutively in the primaries before he got behind the Democratic nominee. But he says Dukakis is a credible candidate in the liberal tradition, one he is proud to support...
...contact or conversation with the P.L.O. are your acceptance of Resolution 242 ((which says a balance should be found between Israeli claims for secure and defensible borders and the return of territories it occupied during the 1967 war)), Resolution 338 and Israel's right to exist. In your own mind and formally, have you renounced terrorism...
...neither. The plot is as old as Antigone, the emotional temperature as wintry as Ingmar Bergman's, the conflict as scabrous as any Eugene O'Neill family flaying. And yet the movie unravels as if it were an anguished parody of Shepard's own play A Lie of the Mind. He lured Lange and a cast of fine actors to Duluth, then stranded them on a back road halfway between Hysteria and Catatonia. Virtually every character is either deranged or noisome. The big debate is over which daughter loves Dad (Charles Durning) more: Kate, who insists on shooting the family...
Early on, KKR reportedly offered Shearson a $125 million "kill fee" to step aside. Cohen brushed off the idea as "personally insulting." Once serious talks began, the participants saw they had different strategies in mind. KKR preferred to sell the tobacco business to pay back the buyout loans and retain the food businesses, a good fit with the Safeway chain. Johnson's team wanted to keep the tobacco company and sell off Nabisco, Del Monte and the other non-tobacco parts of the business. Positions hardened shortly after , midnight Tuesday, when KKR partner Roberts made what may prove...
...paradox has bent the collective mind of the electorate into a pretzel. Before last week's debates, the Progressive Conservatives had looked like a good bet to win a majority in the House of Commons for a second consecutive term. A Gallup poll estimated that the Tories would claim roughly 40% of the vote -- enough to win 193 of the House's 295 seats -- with the New Democrats running at 29%, and Liberals at 28%. But Gallup also reported that 42% of Canadians oppose the free-trade agreement, 34% support it, and almost a quarter of the country is undecided...