Word: seasickness
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Clinton and Reich met on an ocean liner in 1968, when they were on their way to study at Oxford University as Rhodes scholars. They grew closer after Reich, miserably seasick, opened his stateroom door to find Clinton standing there with chicken soup and crackers, determined to nurse him back to health. Ever since, the two, along with mutual friends from Oxford, have participated in an on-and-off, two-decade "conversation" about how America and its economy should be governed. "Bill has had all of my books inflicted on him," Reich says, "and has done me the honor...
...WORLD DID PRESIDENT BUSH CHOOSE TO HOLD HIS December 1989 summit with Mikhail Gorbachev on board heaving ships off the wintry coast of Malta? After the world's most powerful duo endured the so-called seasick summit, the President tweaked his younger brother WILLIAM ("Bucky") BUSH for suggesting the stormy site. It turns out that Bucky, an international investment consultant, had business ties to firms that could have profited from the choice of a tiny nation trying to boost its tourism. He was, for example, a consultant for CIGA, an Italian hotel firm that was mulling construction...
...AMF/Alcort sailboat wouldn't do me much good either. In Boston, there are only about two weeks of weather each year good enough to enjoy sailing--even if I didn't get seasick just watching Baywatch...
...Guard cutters or have been transferred to U.S. troop ships and the American naval base at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba. According to Coast Guardsmen who took part in the rescue effort, many of the fleeing Haitians' boats are no better than floating coffins. Many of the passengers are so seasick, hungry and dehydrated that they cannot answer the questions put to them by overworked immigration officers stationed on the cutters...