Word: suspicions
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...harassment in the workplace are always difficult to confront. Whether or not the accuser is telling the truth, he or she will face a tough working environment once the charges become public. Whether or not the accused is guilty as charged, he or she will likely be considered with suspicion by colleagues. And whatever happens, the impact on workplace morale and productivity is bound to be substantial--and negative...
...doors. She only coughs, low, to make her presence known. You have heard the bear laugh -- that is the chuffing noise we hear and it is unmistakable. Yet no matter how we strain to decipher the sound it never quite makes sense, never relieves our certainty or our suspicion that there is more to be told." The author's magic, one more time...
What sparked the Republican suspicion was that the victory depended on a large number of absentee ballots. Stinson, a jeweler and beauty-shop owner, won by 461 votes of 40,575 cast. But Marks, a former aide to Senator Arlen Specter, led by 564 votes at the machines. It was Stinson's 1,391-to-366 victory in the absentee ballots that put him over...
More serious still is a nagging suspicion that Whitewater might be a scandal in the making. In the TIME/CNN poll, 35% think the questions about the Clintons' connections to a failed Arkansas savings and loan are a very serious matter, vs. 53% who don't think so. And 44% think the Clintons are hiding something, in contrast to 38% who believe the public explanations...
...affair could come back to haunt Clinton in his probable 1996 re-election run. It may be that the President and his wife are guilty of nothing wrong. All the more reason to agree to have a special counsel conduct a vigorous investigation that is free of any suspicion of bias. Unless that is done, no one will ever really know...