Word: turned
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...data cache ferries the processed information to the bus interface unit, which in turn sends the results...
...that leaves scars, of humiliation and terror and resolve not ever to live there again. In a restless age, when the days are long and dense and full of surprises, when industries change overnight, it's little wonder that it's harder to dream, easier to toss and turn till morning comes again...
Drexler's defense is likely to turn on questions of whether the baby was alive at birth and the mother's state of mind. Defense expert Margaret Spinelli, Ph.D., a New York City psychologist who has studied women who hide their pregnancies and sometimes kill their infants, refuses to discuss specifics of Drexler's case but answers the "How could she?" question in general terms. Most such women, she says, "describe things like watching themselves deliver from across the room." Dissociation can become so intense that some women deny their pregnancies even to themselves. "When they deliver, the pregnancy...
...people, because what we see is another effort by the homosexual lobby to advance their agenda, and here they're doing it on the backs of children. Traditional family arrangements are proven to work." Gay groups countered with an American Psychological Association study concluding that children of gay parents turn out no better or worse than children of heterosexuals...
...atomic tests. But it could be a call to arms to residents of Richland, Washington, who will be able to read details on the Internet of the Hanford nuclear reservation, which appears to have decided to dump radioactive water directly into the Columbia river. Although releasing documents won't turn back the clock, it may make the DOE think twice about such outlandish experiments in future...