Word: tags
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...horrid difficulty by introducing ourselves to each other. Roberta has taken the time (however inconvenient it may be for everyone waiting on line) to read off my name from my ID and repeat it aloud so that she remembers it. Likewise, I read the name off of her name tag and so I know hers...
...Pyongyang had agreed to replace its suspect gas-graphite reactor at Yongbyon and two larger ones under construction with two light-water reactors that would generate far less plutonium that could be used in bombs. The U.S. had promised its allies would pay most of the $4 billion price tag...
Since the building's construction, the Law School has been searching for a donor who would cover the bulk of the cost. The new edifice came with a price tag of "a little more than $13 million," said Dean Robert C. Clark...
Washington Insurance Commissioner Deborah Senn said at the panel that, contrary to what opponents of health care reform say, the price tag on reform is not unreasonable...
...health specialist at Duke University. "When someone spends money in one place, that money is not available to spend on other things." She and her colleagues have calculated that tuberculosis treatment can extend a person's life by a year for less than $10,000 -- surely a reasonable price tag. By contrast, extending a life by a year through asbestos removal costs nearly $2 million, since relatively few people would die if the asbestos were left in place. That kind of benefit-risk analysis all too rarely informs the decisions made by government regulators...