Word: paces
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...think the pace [of a national campaign] is different from state campaigning, only the distances are greater," Dukakis said...
Sophomore Janice Sweetser helped to pace the Crimson swimmers with her one relay and two individual wins. Sweetser won the 200-yd. freestyle and 200 breaststroke, and she teamed up with freshman Nina Anderson and sophomores Tara Gustilo and Stacey Moran to capture the 400 freestyle relay...
...line and policies." Speaking with another visitor, Deng noted that "China needs further opening" to the outside world. The country's "mistakes," he added, "were due to demanding too much and moving too fast." That appeared to mean that Deng's reforms would continue, but at a slower pace...
Ernst Mayr, Agassiz Professor of Zoology Emeritus at the Museum of Comparative Zoology, has also kept up a furious pace, despite his 82 years. Since his retirement in 1974, the former director of the Museum of Comparative Zoology has published 116 books and papers on evolution, biology and philosophy...
...tender spots available for Hennie, as frustrated by a "necessary" marriage as he is by his whole life, and for old Jake, who, defeated and cast aside, still manages to impart some of his idealism to Ralph. With all this going on, the play is stately in pace, complex in structure, with all sorts of subplots and developments over three long acts. As Yiddische Chekhov, it dwells on the domineering mother, the sniveling new wealth, and the slow death of the beautiful and the valuable under the crushing weight of modern avarice. Naturally, it's also about as subtle...