Word: shifts
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...tough. Malaise. Recession. Unemployment. Double employment. The decline of the family. The rise of aids. The real epidemic, says Dr. Dean Ornish, author of the best-selling Eat More, Weigh Less, is not obesity but what he calls "emotional and spiritual heart disease." "There's been such a radical shift in our culture," he says. "People feel lonely, isolated and alienated...
Without much time to prepare for the season, the players will not be in top shape. As a result, the first few weeks will serve as a make-shift spring training. Play will be sloppy. The teams that jump out early will have an advantage...
...findings, which overturn previous ideas of how the virus attacks the body, could eventually mean a shift in the way doctors treat HIV and AIDS, which the virus causes...
...Gingrich has resisted disclosing until recently. The donors range from restaurant and bar operators to the owners of vast mail-order operations. They will now be looking to the Republican Congress to stave off a hike in the minimum wage, resist health-insurance mandates and block any ideas to shift taxes from income to consumption. Controversial as they are, Gingrich's outside enterprises are probably as important to him as being Speaker. In some ways, they are what made him Speaker. GOPAC was a major force in giving last year's election its national theme. Through its seminars and training...
...House will turn to the issue next week. The legislation is a key concern for the nation's governors, who have long complained of unreasonable spending requirements from Washington. Talk of a constitutional balanced budget amendment has only added to their anxiety, as such an amendment would inevitably shift more burdens to the states...