Word: smartly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Bible-study class she met a man named Paul Fatta. He was somewhat controversial; he claimed that the Adventists got some of the Bible wrong. But, says Kathy's mother Isabel, who is in her 40s, "Paul was a nice guy, very caring, and seemed to be smart. I met his mama." Husband Guillermo looks at his hands. "This Paul Fatta is alive," he says. "The FBI is looking...
...gotten here, for chrisakes, and the polls said the people were with him, so he decided he'd stick it to the obstructionists." The President's innate arrogance took over. "Bill Clinton firmly believes he can exit any jam and gain any success simply because he's so smart and works so hard," says a longtime Clinton friend. "The badge of honor in his White House is the fact that no one dawdles and everyone brags about not sleeping." (Such an affection for process over substance dominated the early months of the New Frontier too. "Yeah," said Robert Kennedy...
...They are smart, at least the ones who come here," Rudenstine said of Harvard students. "By and large, people come here to find a good grounding and a broad education...My main message is that there's a tremendous interest in the world out there...
...Brown's pitcher played smart, throwing around the strike zone, carefully limiting her good pitches, team members said. Once the Crimson got behind on the count, it was less threatening...
...definitely putting it together now," Co-Captain Liz Berkery said. "We still have some areas where we can improve, but today we went out determined to play hard and smart...