Word: rosee
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Similarly, the number of students planning employment after graduating last year rose to an all-time high of 57.6 percent of the class, compared to 50.3 percent in 1980, according to a report by OCS-OCL Director Martha P. Leape...
...rose to his greatest challenge by doing well in his debate with Ferraro. "I was talking facts; she was talking emotion," he boasted afterward. Actually, Bush was far more keyed up than the normally voluble Ferraro, who adopted a measured, almost subdued tone. Bush nearly squandered his debate performance, however, by refusing to back away from his erroneous assertion that his Democratic opponents had said that American Marines killed by terrorists in Beirut had "died in shame." He was overheard claiming that he had "tried to kick a little ass" in the debate, then made light of the gaffe, apparently...
...rates. Some economists, including Britain's Stephen Marris, warn that the Reagan Administration should be worried about a precipitous fall in the value of the dollar. In a world of freely floating exchange rates, the dollar could drop just as far during the second Reagan term as it rose in the first. A sharp and quick fall in the dollar would cause U.S. inflation to shoot up because the cost of imports would rise...
...Stubbs was not just an interesting minor artist but a thoroughly absorbing one who often rose to greatness-as well as the best horse painter who ever lived. And since the exhibition of his work that opened Oct. 17 at London's Tate Gallery-102 paintings along with 77 drawings and prints-will go, with some substitutions and deletions, to the Yale Center for British Art in February, American museumgoers will be able to test for themselves the feeling, now spreading in England, that Stubbs is to be ranked with Turner and Constable in English painting. Whether one feels...
...moved at the tempo of provincial farce, and that is how Wajda plays Stani's interrogation by SS Lieut. Mayer (Armin Mueller-Stahl) and his adjutant Schulze (Ralf Wolter). These "good Germans" find it almost impossible to "follow orders." They debate Stani's skin color (pink or rose?) and attempt to match Stani's eyes to a set of 20 glass eyeballs thoughtfully provided by the Gestapo. Finally they declare him "in better than good health-You're an Aryan! You can become a German." When Stani declines the honor, they rule he must be hanged...