Word: modell
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...style? This ethos of personal criticism isn't limited to the United States. NATO allies expressed disapproval of Mrs. Clinton's attire on a goodwill tour she gave. She received her harshest criticism in Italy for looking lackluster next to a high-level official's wife, a former super-model...
...innermost fears, joys and passions not because the personal is political, but because the personal does not exist. Laws are directly tied to loves. Loves and love, because one-ness reduces us to an empty conception of "self" that has no meaning out of context, forcing us into a model of relating to others which ignores the multiplicity of our inherent possibilities...
...Switzerland, an intriguing question floated through the clear Alpine air: Has the U.S. economy--the world's largest and most influential--banished the business cycle? Has the combination of high technology, globalized markets and unprecedented labor flexibility created a new paradigm of continual growth that can serve as a model for the rest of the planet...
Does the swell of growth spreading around the world mean that the American model is contagious? TIME's experts wouldn't go that far. Although generally optimistic about the short term, most of the panel members also cautioned that the current good news could still contain the seeds of its own abrupt...
DIED. EMILY HAHN, 92, adventurous author of more than 50 books on subjects ranging from seduction to apes to cooking; in New York City. Her career began in 1924, when she crossed the country in a Model T Ford, chronicling her travels in letters to her brother, who sent them to the New Yorker. She wrote for the magazine throughout her life, becoming its China correspondent in 1935. In China she became temporarily addicted to opium, befriended Mao Zedong and met her future husband, a British intelligence officer by whom she proudly had a child out of wedlock...