Word: tad
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...Recent books and news reports have alleged gaping financial losses, shady journalism, declining circulation and staff chaos. "The values that made [Le Monde] a cathedral to free speech are gone," says Alain Rollat, a former member of the editorial board. "Now it's a ruin." That may be a tad too dire, but the rest of France's quality newspaper sector is undergoing no less cataclysmic changes...
...asked Morss Professor of Psychology Susan E. Carey thirty years ago if she could have imagined herself behind this cherry wood desk, she might have been a tad skeptical...
...crowd was singing every word, watching every move, and cheering every note. On the set closer “Life and How to Live It,” a true shoulda-been-a-hit from 1985’s Fables of the Reconstuction, the band went just a tad overboard, with the fiercely energetic boom of the guitars and drums drowning out Stipe and Mills’s murmuring vocals...
...lines. In the new TIME poll, 49% of voters say Kerry--who would quickly end Bush's funding ban--is closer to their position on the issue; 34% say the President is closer to their view. "Stem cells are an issue that affects persuadable voters," says senior Kerry adviser Tad Devine. Democrats are so giddy about that possibility that they can exaggerate the technology's potential. After Reeve died last week, Edwards sounded like a faith healer when he claimed, "If we do ... the work that we will do when John Kerry is President, people like Christopher Reeve will...
...wait—isn’t Holzapfel afraid? Just a tad fearful of unjustly being held to a standard of absolute perfection...