Word: switched
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...seems they're trying to force people to migrate to the cheaper plans," Rathburn says. "I've had my doctor for three or four years. It's hard to get up the nerve to switch...
...really feel much pressure," Martins says about his switch from the second line to the first. "We are really deep. Our offense is a threat now, as it always has been...
...Condoms were billed as a way to stop AIDS," said City Councillor William H. Walsh. "Now, we hear most boys don't want to wear condoms so we'll switch to the pill. How are we going to prevent disease...
...chief health-care aide Ira Magaziner off the case-- at least officially. White House officials now say Robert Rubin, the National Economic Council chair, and domestic policy aide Carol Rasco will spearhead the effort to craft a new bill. While the move might seem like a cosmetic bait-and-switch to divert Hillary Clinton's critics, TIME health care writerJanice Castrosays it's a major shift. The next bill, she says, will try to control rising health-care costs, rather than expand coverage for all, and include an up-front funding plan. "Giving Robert Rubin a larger role means...
...still has serious drawbacks compared with cable. Despite the space-age technology, satellite dishes cannot deliver one very homely piece of the media pie: local stations. To get them, satellite customers must either switch back to an ordinary antenna or maintain their basic cable service. Despite a better-quality picture, moreover, DBS depends on a clear line of sight to the southern sky (where DBS satellites are floating 22,000 miles above the earth) and can be disrupted by storms. And bugs still remain in the digital picture quality: very fast action, such as football plays, can sometimes break...