Word: smile
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...convinced themselves that Kennedy would win the nomination and then prove more vulnerable than other potential nominees in a match-up with President Reagan. Asked during his tour of Brazil if he might follow Kennedy's lead and choose not to run, Reagan replied, with a broad smile, "You know, I do not believe that there is much of a record of me imitating Teddy Kennedy...
...high-profile arms-control debate. He told TIME he will exercise "a strong voice" against unbridled defense spending and will argue that "a strong economy and a strong society are more vital to national security" than a string of new weapons systems. "Who knows," he says, flashing his famous smile. "Someday I may do it again." As he said at the press conference, "I don't think it's any mystery that I would like to be President." -By Maureen Dowd. Reported by Hays Gorey and Evan Thomas/ Washington
...have class," Brother Blue bellowed from his front row seat, gesticulating frantically to emphasize his point. "They ask us what class we graduated from, but your graduated from the class of class--summa cum laude!" Leonard flashed yet another broad smile, and the theater echoed with loud applause and cheers...
...thieves, the Hansens give poachers a couple of options, in the spirit of the season: "We can either take them to court, or they can pay the price of the tree," says Mrs. Hansen. "The price goes up to $50 a tree after dark," she adds with a smile...
...brawler with the looks of a fallen angel, and he sneers at emotion: "My mother loved me but she died." Hud is rotten. He is trying to have his father declared incompetent so he can sell his ranch to oilmen. But Newman gave him a crooked, loser-winner smile that caught at the heart, and although the script didn't really justify it, he was a scapegrace hero...