Word: ran
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Fresh off a dual-match sweep Friday afternoon against Princeton and Boston College, Harvard's wrestlers ran into three opponents at the Malkin Athletic Center Saturday who more than kept their hands full--Rutgers, Albany and Pennsylvania...
...city had been quiet for several days. Besides, the children were inside a U.N.-declared safe zone. As the Muslim boys and girls shouted and rode their sled, 120-mm mortar shells landed with a roar. The children dropped to the ground and then, when more explosions followed, ran for the beckoning safety of their building. Inside, fearful families rushed to the windows. As they watched, a shell exploded just behind the running children. The fresh snow instantly turned red: the blast and its shower of metal fragments killed five youngsters outright. A sixth died after arriving at a hospital...
...playwright and gay activist Larry Kramer, the answers are No, No and Who Knows? In an article, "Why I Hated Philadelphia," which ran in seven newspapers, Kramer wrote, "It's dishonest, it's often legally, medically and politically inaccurate, and it breaks my heart that I must say it's simply not good enough and I'd rather people...
...bring the case to court. He also filed for the singer's financial records, almost certainly so that he could attach to them -- for all the media to see -- a transcript of ; the boy's deposition, which contained a gruesome list of Jackson's alleged pedophiliac predations. "The media ran with it," says Malcolm Boyes, producer of the tabloid TV show Inside Edition, "and it helped Feldman push the settlement...
...contrast between this President and his predecessor. It is, he says, the difference "between covering a game of checkers and a game of three- dimensional chess. Clinton is a much more complex politician than Bush, and his agenda is as sprawling as his management style." The Bush White House ran with almost military precision, even when its direction was unclear, Duffy says, while Clinton and his staff have a strong sense of direction but are constantly rushing to catch up with themselves. In person, Duffy finds the two Presidents quite dissimilar. Despite Clinton's reputation for seeking instant intimacy...