Word: reflective
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Reagan Administration seized upon that request with glee. One low-level State Department cable even proclaimed that it "could lead to a significant shift from [Costa Rica's] neutralist tightrope act and push it more explicitly and publicly into the anti-Sandinista camp." Although the message did not reflect official policy, once leaked it produced an understandable outcry in Costa Rica...
...quarks discovered using slower less effective accelerators are indicators of the potential the larger tool has In recent months several experiments at the European Laboratory for Particle Physics in Geneva have generated results inexplainable by accepted theory Physicists agree that the results could reflect the workings of the long sought single unifying force which may control all of nature's other forces, strong, weak, electromagnetic, and gravitational. The theory is far from proven but preliminary calculations using the new results show promising evidence. However definitive answers may only be attainable with the proposed Super Collider...
...Kelly and Staff Writer Pico Iyer, may house per square mile the world's most diverse society. In Tel Aviv alone, 15 daily newspapers are published in eight languages. It is hardly coincidental that the members of TIME's Jerusalem bureau, who reported the cover stories, reflect some of that mix of national origin and personal perspective...
...burgeoning new companies reflect the American genius for spotting business opportunities and starting new enterprises. Don Clifford, an executive with McKinsey & Co., the business consultants, has studied mid-size growth firms and concluded that the secret of their success is "an obsessed leader: the guy who eats, lives and breathes his company." Clifford found companies like these in virtually every industry and in every region...
...Both feature an awesome array of candy and fruit toppings, which can be sprinkled on top or mixed into the ice cream (slightly higher charge for mix-ins--they use lots of elbow grease.) Very serious hot fudge, and the prices (about $2for a large Scoop with Reese's) reflect the extremity of this permanent fad. Emack and Bolio's (1310 Mass, Ave., 1726 Mass, Ave.): the legend has it that the place was named after two burns, but the ice cream here is anything but down-at-the-heels. A serious contender for die-hard's scream fans...