Word: neighbored
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Christian religion tells human beings "to love your neighbor as yourself." All religious institutions provide functions other than the formation of moral values such as this one, however. They are usually in the forefront of private charitable work, typing those in need to those who are able to give help...
...misery loves company, a lot of recession-battered Americans may be gazing across the sea. There is certainly fuel for economic schadenfreude -- the sneaky feeling of glee at your neighbor's troubles -- over there. Europe has fallen into a slump since the middle of last year, and unemployment and stagnation are becoming political problems as well. The American tourists who have seen how well Europeans live may find it difficult to believe, but hard times there are a fact...
...most important, our American values proved themselves as resilient as they ever were. The "diabolical" Saddam Hussein, as nasty as he wanted to be, attempted to conquer his tiny neighbor. But the world, convinced of the injustice of dictatorial, militaristic oppression, stood firm, inspired by the quick-thinking, quick-acting United States of America. While the Japanese and the Germans dickered over whether to help out, we jumped in to defend justice, freedom and democracy...
...economic dream is post-capitalism -- a market economy plus civic responsibility, and a safety net plus spiritual contentedness. But what salvation will the free market bring to our elderly neighbor in Moscow, whose annual pension now equals a few dollars? What is freedom to travel if the lifting of price controls (as planned for the new year) raises the cost of a ticket to New York to more than twice Gorbachev's annual retirement pension...
...upheaval, a planetary neighbor and a man from the 3rd millennium...