Word: trailed
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Boston's most popular tourist attractions is its Freedom Trail, which passes by the historic houses and meeting places of some of the nation's Founding Fathers -- but no founding mothers. Now the city's educators are rectifying this neglect of women in U.S. history by establishing a Women's Heritage Trail...
...times it is an uneasy tension. Tempering Romano's success has been a trail of controversy at PBHA, in which political division tore apart an executive board--and Romano's administration. Some of his ideological opponents question Romano's ability to accept error, to justify his moral conviction against intellectual opposition. Yet friend and foe agree that Romano has grown used to placing integrity over diplomacy...
Last Sunday afternoon, one day before the magazine reached the news stands, Time editors sent the New York Times and other national media organizations a news release about the articles appearing in the magazine, which put The Times on the Bok trail...
Baker looked tired when he finally emerged from discussions he described as "heavy lifting." The U.S. and the U.S.S.R. had reached a "trail- blazing" agreement to ban superpower production of chemical weapons and to destroy existing stockpiles that, said Baker, could serve as a model for the global ban now under negotiation by 40 nations. They also cleared away the biggest obstacle to a strategic arms-reduction treaty: how to cut air- and sea-launched cruise missiles. Settling on the complicated formulas to regulate these elusive, nuclear-tipped weapons opens the way to a sweeping treaty that will trim overall...
...sort out the savings and loan mess, a debacle that could cost more than $300 billion over the next three decades. According to top federal regulators, fraud was responsible for as much as 60% of all S&L failures in 1989. By hiring investigators to pick up the paper trail where overburdened prosecutors have left off, the new buyers of old thrifts can often recover a hefty share of the loot. "There's a real demand for specialists who can read between the lines," says Joseph Wells, chairman of a thriving new group called the National Association of Certified Fraud...