Word: teared
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...think it's an anterior cruciate ligament tear," Murphy said. "It doesn't look good...
...long-term effects depend on how the next two years go," she said. If Republicans put aside partisan beliefs, and don't "try to tear up Clinton," it could be "bad for the Democratic party in the long term, [because it would] show Republicans can handle the majority. But it would have a good impact on the country...
...Field was as packed as I've ever seen it in my more than two years here at Harvard. Hundreds, if not thousands, of people watched the women's and men's soccer teams try to win the Ivy League championship, and they saw two teeth-gnashing, gut-wrenching, tear-jerking games...
Having future heads of state tear into each other so vehemently in the world's reading rooms is some cause for alarm. It certainly provides us with more opportunity to think about the monarchy. Unfortunately, like so many other things nowadays, the preferred solution is a form of overkill, guaranteed to end whatever displeases us at whatever the cost...
...delivery of Millie's first litter -- five females and a male -- brought a tear to the eyes of the First Lady and the President, Mrs. Bush said." -- Los Angeles Times, March...