Word: sun
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...much of the week, the U.S. had been spreading the same ideas, plastering pleas for reconciliation and democracy on billboards, flags and wall posters. But the people still needed to hear the message directly from Aristide. "This is a day on which the sun of democracy rises, never to set," he said, "a day of national reconciliation, a day for the eyes of justice to open and never close again." The crowd cheered wildly as he promised, "Never, never, never again will blood be shed in this country...
HASCS ordered a two-processor upgrade and more memory from Sun, the manufacturers of the fas machine, a Sun Spare 1000 with four processors...
...sun flashes in as the bus rattles past trees and buildings, but it's not welcome inside the bus. Students squirm to stay out of the light, and then settle back into the seats for a typically jolting ride to the Science Center...
...just glad I got off work today, It's nice to get some sun," said Frances Berndt, part-time researcher at the Cambridge-based market research company Opinion Dynamics...
This excitement was palpable last Tuesday afternoon on the sun-drenched steps of the Capitol's west front, where House minority whip Newt Gingrich assembled more than 300 Republican candidates for Congress and predicted they would soon be running the place. Posing for scores of TV cameras from stations around the country, each candidate signed a Gingrich-inspired and pollster- tested "Contract with America," intended to mark Republicans as "outsiders" itching to clean up Washington. (On the advice of pollster Frank Luntz, the word "Republican" appeared nowhere in the background of the TV shot. "The party name should...