Word: scarely
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...stock market is a contest between greed and fear, elections are a contest between hope and fear. This year fear is winning. We have gone way beyond the traditional red scare or Medi-scare deployments. The Kerry campaign warns darkly that the President has secret plans to do all kinds of nefarious things upon re-election: reinstate the draft, privatize Social Security and, brace yourself, lower dairy prices - the prospect of which in Wisconsin, where Kerry made the charge last month, can make a grown man cry. Of course, the biggest "fear" scandal of the campaign thus far (the night...
Political heat is not going to scare Scott away from a project he has considered for 30 years. "I was brought up on Ingmar Bergman," he says, "and in The Seventh Seal and The Virgin Spring, he brilliantly touched on areas where you can talk about religion without any discomfort...
...strongly supports having a voluntary military force.” President Bush said in last week’s debate that “[t]he military will be an all-volunteer army.” But John Kerry’s supporters are using unfounded rumors to scare young voters away from the president. It is dishonest, it is unfortunate, and the Crimson should know better than to lend its valuable space...
...that would require telephone operators talking to French consumers to state their location. Instead of picking up the phone and saying, "Bonjour, this is Marie," the customer-service representative would be required to say: "This is Marie in Rabat." Webhelp worries that such a measure would confuse customers and scare off potential corporate clients. "It could really hurt us," says Jousset. "Over the long term, such protectionist steps never work. But over the next five years it could slow the development." More than two years after the U.S. began worrying about the export of American jobs to lower-cost countries...
...Harvard survived the scare. Now it just can’t ever forget...