Word: reacted
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Berkman and Boss take command of a match, are aggressive and make their opponents react," Krass said. "They will get better...
...mean, how do you react to something you've been waiting for ever since you became a conscious being? You jump in the air, fists clenched, a la Bruce Hurst, or you pour champagne all over your pals...
Wolff cited the team's need to play a tighter defense, to react faster to changes of possessions, and to take advantage of 6-on-5 penalty situations ("power plays" in hockey lingo) as some of the areas in need of improvement...
...planned meeting with Ronald Reagan at the White House, Manila was rife with rumors that a military coup might take place during her absence. Despite persistent friction within her government between some civilian Cabinet members and Defense Minister Juan Ponce Enrile, who last week warned that he might react "like Rambo" if his colleagues continued their criticism, the President seemed unperturbed. Looking fresh and relaxed, Aquino had just finished giving a group of schoolchildren a tour as she greeted TIME Hong Kong Bureau Chief William Stewart at the Malacanang Palace guesthouse that serves as her presidential office. Excerpts from...
...Federal Reserve Board on Aug. 20 lowered the discount rate it charges member banks from 6% to 5.5%. Normally, major banks lower the prime within 24 hours or so after such a move. This time, five days elapsed before San Francisco-based Wells Fargo became the first institution to react, though competitors thereafter quickly fell in line. Industry experts suggest that one reason for the sluggishness was that many major banks, facing massive liabilities in Latin America and elsewhere, are trying to boost revenues. By stalling on rate cuts, the banks can profit on the difference between what they...