Word: moving
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...stories get stranger. Medina says he has "heard tell of handcuffs on beds," adding that other suspicious recreational objects have been found in student rooms after move-out. But the harvest is not always negative...
...Denhardt is proud of her new social network. While some folks become misanthropic as they age, most of us still crave human contact--especially at a time in our lives when it's harder to achieve. Children move away, spouses die and infirmities limit mobility. The Internet widens the reach of those with the resources and the gumption to get online...
Notably absent from this marriage-go-round are the Japanese, who, even if they weren't insular and risk averse, are operating in such a depressed economy that it's hard to see them making a bold move. No longer gunslinging international capitalists, Japanese managers prefer to build--and control--from the ground...
...Stuttgart, Daimler Workers Council representative Jurgen Hesse was more cautious: "When a capitalist enterprise undertakes a move like this, it wants to save money. And that can mean cutting back on jobs. We can't say yet where the pressure will be felt...
...candidates or ideas that the workers may not support? In recent years some California unions have backed the controversial initiative to legalize medical marijuana and opposed the popular referendum on illegal aliens. "This is one of those issues, like term limits, racial preferences and tax reform, that can't move through Washington, so it's moving through the states," says Grover Norquist of Americans for Tax Reform...