Word: prospectively
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Weinstein even finds humor in the prospect of finding a job after having majored in Philosophy. "Right now," he says. "I plan to open a Philosophy shop, or more accurately shack that will be called 'Ideas Are Us.'" Eventually, there will be a chain of them right across the country...
...upon the political spectrum without Congressional representation the District is powerless to win an amendment guaranteeing its citizens a voice in that body. Instead, Washingtonians must rely on the benevolence of the 50 states in an arena not noted for displays of political charity. Some Republicans shy from the prospect of two new Democratic voices in the Senate; rural constituencies may wince when considering a stronger urban voice in Congress; and even legislators kindly disposed to the amendment simply see no compelling reason to put their neck on the line on behalf of District residents...
...cause problems. Israel will probably not accept the redeployment of U.N. forces there, and Lebanese President Amin Gemayel, who visits Washington this week, is reluctant to endorse the joint Lebanese-Israeli force favored by Jerusalem. The only solution may be a multinational force with U.S. participation, a prospect that neither the Pentagon nor the American public is likely to relish. -By Thomas A. Sancton. Reported by William Stewart and Roberto Suro/Amman
...prospect of a Socialist victory has also raised fears that military right-wingers might try to intervene. The danger was given new credence when authorities early this month uncovered a detailed army conspiracy to seize power on the eve of the election. Three artillery colonels have been arrested and held for trial on charges of sedition, and other plotters were placed under house arrest. The two major conspirators convicted for the 1981 coup attempt to seize the Cortes, Lieut. General Jaime Miláns del Bosch and Lieut. Colonel Antonio Tejero Madrid were suspected of involvement in the new plot...
...servicemen who go into battle, or the feeling of some of my shipmates and me while we served in the submarine force. There was a curious fatalism about the process. Much of the pain and trepidation comes when the original commitment is made, and one has to accept the prospect of serious danger or failure. Subsequently, each passing day can be enjoyed with a sense of thanksgiving that one is spared...