Word: sufferings
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...would think that to attend college in the Boston area would be to suffer never again from Boston Cream Pie withdrawal. Yet try as I might, I have not found one restaurant in Boston or Cambridge that serves a single slice of Boston cream...
...aren't supposed to suffer or be miserable for the law," Tiven added...
April last saw Tyler six months ago, when the court ruled he could visit only if she were away. She wrote a poem, called "A Child in the Middle," which includes the lines, "The child we see will suffer forever/ Because of the bonds they force him to sever/ Today we pray that God is with us/ And corrects this wrong and painful injustice." Yet even as she speaks of injustice, April struggles with self-imposed guilt: "I have blamed myself for a long time. A part of me knows I'm not guilty; another part feels...
Poor Marjorie Margolies-Mezvinsky knew what she was doing when she cast her vote for the Clinton budget. Rather than suffer the immediate wrath of Tom Foley et. al., she chose to hope that the economy will be on surer footing in 1994, and that her voters will have short memories...
...Force's C-17 transport plane is a prime example of cost overruns and faulty supervision. Even after 10 years of development, the early models suffer from fuel leaks, faulty wings and an inability to cross the Atlantic unrefueled with a full load of cargo. The program deserves to be scrapped, but the Air Force urgently needs replacements for its aging cargo fleet. The original order for 120 jets (price each: $380 million) may have to be cut in half because of skyrocketing costs...