Word: outfits
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Clueless opened a few weeks ago as the most popular new movie in America, which is completely in character for the movie's cast of impossibly hip teenagers who spend their lives on cellular phones and in a perpetual race to see who has the latest designer outfit. All the attention is well warranted--Clueless will have you laughing out loud through every misadventure of Cher's life...
...field, operating without his blessing or his opposition. But their level of intensity does not put one in mind of Desert Storm. There are two committees registered with the Federal Election Commission, one based in California and one in suburban Washington. Andrew DiMarco, a California lawyer, calls his outfit the Draft Committee for Colin Powell's Army. So far he's collected 13,400 signatures urging Powell to run, but his drive is going into low gear until Powell gives some clearer sign of his intentions. The other committee is the Exploratory Draft Colin Powell for President Committee...
...fleet of 1,900 ranks as No. 3, after China's 2,800, he pointed out. Not a single one of the U.S.'s currently likely foes has more than about half the number of planes that the U.S Navy alone has. McPeak maintains that the costly demands to outfit and train some 1.5 million troops for two wars is bleeding dry the military's readiness and weapons-buying accounts. "If you come down to 1 million troops," McPeak says, "you can do one war, be ready to do it and be modernized to do it." Scaling back to such...
...Tilberis. "I've known Karl Lagerfeld since 1968. I've known Gianni Versace since 1974. You've grown up with these people, and they'll always be friends. But it absolutely does not affect your editorial judgment or their placement of ads." And how meaningful is one little Chanel outfit presented gratuit to someone who doesn't pay for her clothes anyway? "I have a very generous clothing allowance," says Vogue's editor in chief Anna Wintour. "But if a designer gives me something, I absolutely have no problem with that. It's something I use my judgment about...
...deployed its clandestine units of spies in Panama, the Persian Gulf and Somalia, among other places. The U.S. Army, Navy and Air Force operatives, who number nearly 1,000 (compared with the CIA's 5,000), will be centralized by October under the existing Defense Intelligence Agency, an outfit that for the most part analyzes the data collected by the CIA, the Pentagon's satellites and defense attaches at U.S. embassies. Centralized discipline is designed to correct past problems of rogue agentry and wasteful spending...