Word: synch
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Crimson (3-2, 0-0 Ivy) was often flustered and out of synch on offense, but atoned by stuffing the weak-shooting Pioneers (1-5, 0-0 New England Collegiate), holding Sacred Heart to 36.2 percent shooting from the field and getting double figures from four seniors en route to a 79-64 win at Lavietes Pavilion...
...offense was definitely out of synch," Beamsaid. "They were overplaying, denying the pass andthat's something we're not used to. So it's a goodthing for us to see early in the season...
...small incision in the left side of the chest and exposes the left ventricle, the chamber that forces oxygenated blood into the arteries. While the heart pauses between beats and fills with blood, a laser is used to shoot a minuscule hole through the muscle. (Zapping the heart in synch minimizes potential fibrillation by keeping time with the heartbeats.) The 30 to 45 wounds on the outside of the heart close up almost instantly, with help from pressure by the surgeon's finger. But the channels created inside the muscle remain open--at least for a little while. Patients have...
...legally accurate" when he insisted under oath that he'd never had sexual relations with Monica Lewinsky. They would much rather quickly concede that Clinton was lying and then argue that the lies weren't serious enough to merit throwing him out of office. That approach puts them in synch with public opinion but at odds with the White House. "If people think it's Bill Clinton who won't let it go away, he'll lose the nation," complains a House Democratic strategist...
Public opinion and voting opinion have been out of synch for years. But never before in this era of nonvoting has a midterm election turned into a referendum on a question as grave as impeachment. And so there is reason to believe that if Congress moves toward impeachment, many Americans will feel betrayed. An impeachment-bound Congress may find itself trapped in a paradox: by following the imperatives of our democratic process, it undermines its popular legitimacy...