Word: slicings
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...lunch she eats a bag of Lays Sour Cream and Onion potato chips and a half slice of pizza from the cafeteria. The pizza costs one dollar. Splitting it is cheaper, she says. Khalilah says that is her usual lunch and it is filling enough...
...have many things in common," he said, speaking of Dole. "He's a plainspoken Senator from the Plains, and I'm a succinct, let-you-know-what-I-think person from Vermont." What Jeffords thought of Clinton's stimulus package was hardly nonnegotiable. "I'm holding firm. If they slice $8 billion or $9 billion out of it, I can live with it. Otherwise, no deal...
Imagine an orange--a big, juicy mandarin. Now take a knife--a gleaming, sharp serrated one. Slice the orange and check out the cross section. Now you've got the essence of Leverett House in the palm of your hand...
Although Bibel said the soap opera "does not claim to be a real slice of Harvard life," students are sure to recognize the show's settings...
President Clinton may champion welfare reform for the poor, but he plans to cut only a fraction of the far more expensive federal handouts enjoyed by well-off Americans. As Clinton drafts a plan to slice $145 billion from the annual deficit by the end of his term, he is considering -- and mostly rejecting -- suggestions from his economic advisers and independent budget analysts that the U.S. could save more than $60 billion a year by digging deeper into the federal-spending programs and tax breaks that largely benefit the wealthiest 10% of Americans, which means households earning more than...