Word: sicked
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...much fun as it looks, but you can really get sick as hell." Hoffman says about the "physiological familiarity" tests conducted aboard the plane...
After college and a year of political consulting, Vallely became "sick of giving advice" and in 1980 won the State Representative seat that Barney Frank '61 gave up in his bid for Congress. In his second year in the State House, where he worked on civil service reform, Vallely won the Rapport Scholarship, which pays for public servants to study at the K-School...
...didn't think Newton--our home town--was the "real world," I told her--and I still believe this--that self-deprecating feelings toward one's home, simply because it is comfortable, are pointless. There is nothing more "real" about places where infants are starving and everybody is sick, only more tragic I don't know exactly why she left. She must be some kind of pure altruist. She is not religious and I don't think she is worried about getting into heaven...
Nearly half the states are with Uncle Sam in the fiscal sick ward...
...coming months, the problems of the trade deficit are likely to become even more acute. European nations like France may have to devalue their currencies further or simply allow them to weaken so that these nations can help their sick economies while protecting their domestic markets from cheap imports. In Spain, for instance, the peseta fell to a historic low against the dollar last week, and the new Socialist government is expected to let it continue falling. The U.S. will suffer even more if its economy gets out of sync with the rest of the world. Should business and consumer...