Word: skips
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...topped 22,000-more than triple the number he was able to recruit during the entire New Hampshire campaign in 1988. With every poll showing him swamping the lesser known in the New Hampshire race, Dole alone among the likely G.O.P. contenders had the luxury of being able to skip the first debate...
...this research is after all, personal and subjective. Grinspoon, by necessity, aims for generalizations. Maribuana Reconsidered is a long book, equal parts history, biology and psyche, with a little bit of philosophical speculation thrown in for good measure. You might want to skip a few of the more boring chapters, particularly "From Plant to Intoxicant," which will only interest the most finicky connoisseurs...
Even as baseball players continue to strike, bullish owners are plotting to put new teams on the field in Phoenix and Tampa Bay by 1998. Owners tomorrow will decide whether to add the Tampa Bay Devil Rays and the Arizona Diamondbacks to the major league roster. Phoenix Mayor Skip Rimsza told TIME Daily the strike has not dampened the excitement in his city. "It's not over till it's over," said Rimsza. Back on the picket line, the National Labor Relations Board tomorrow is expected to validate an unfair labor practice charge filed by the players...
Finally, the council decided to change itsbylaws so that members of the finance committeecan skip their office hours when working on thegrants package for student groups
...Skip Snyder Beacon, New York As an american living abroad, I can't agree with what Robert Wright wrote about the ``electronic dangers'' to American democracy. Using electronic communications is not against the intentions of the Founding Fathers, nor does their use create a substitute direct democracy. Discussion is the strength of democracy, and an increased amount of it cannot take the power of legislation out of the hands of the people's representatives...