Word: repairable
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Councillor Edward N. Cyr, the council sent a letter to the licensing commission asking that board to deny a permit to a Mass. Ave. Midas Muffler repair station...
...HERE IT IS: AN AMERICA BOUND for "change." What Bill Clinton means by the word is one thing; what the world wonders is whether it can now expect attention doled out in small change. A novice at foreign affairs, Clinton often looks like a home-repair faddist with little time, or money, to spend on the town. That image is unfair. The President-elect from Arkansas by way of Oxford is a quick study in all subjects, and has gone out of his way to assure friendly governments that he will fit into Uncle Sam's boots. The real issue...
Alford Professor of Natural Religion, MoralPhilosophy and Civil Policy Thomas M. Scanlon, Jr.said that while the OIT computer repair departmentworked well, "as you move away from there, thingsget worse...
...Poor about the shelter he has run for over a decade in an abandoned lot near MIT, and he'll tell you about the three small trailers, long past repair, falling apart around the 55 alcoholics the shelter serves every night...
...able to diagnose its ills and swallow cures that are certain to be bitter? Probably. The country is good at rising to occasions, once it recognizes them. The end of the cold war has released immense resources and millions of talented people who can now turn to the repair of America's damage. Because the U.S. is, among other things, an evenhanded superpower and a vast market, most of the world has a stake in its continued success. But if the U.S. is to be counted among the winners in the next century, it will have to make gravely important...