Word: validator
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...prohibition on the manual input of ID numbers is still in effect in Loker Commons and the Green-house Cafe, and guest credit can only be used with a valid student identification...
...image is valid, but incomplete. There is reason for optimism, as well as despair. White rule has toppled; democratic institutions have emerged; and several of the nations--Mauritius, Namibia and Ghana--boast of growth rates that would be the envy of most other nations of the world. Africa indeed constitutes the development challenge of our time. But it is a challenge worth undertaking...
...polls and missing ballot boxes have delayed final results of the Palestinian elections, which were intended to set a standard for democracy in the Arab world. P.L.O. chairman Yasser Arafat, in the race for President of the Palestinian Council, crushed challenger Samiha Khalil with 88% of the valid vote. Preliminary results showed his Fatah organization won about 50 of the 88 parliamentary seats...
...news conference--in Moscow. Jittery Russian savers, oft burned by the unstable ruble and corrupt banks, hold $15 billion in U.S. cash, most in $100 bills, and up to $200 million in greenbacks is flown to Russia daily to meet demand. Despite U.S. assurance that old notes will be valid "forever," Russians are expected to race to exchange their old notes as soon as the new ones are released next month...
...choosing Health Net, the deMeurerses selected neither the best health maintenance organization in America nor the worst, at least according to the primitive "report cards" just now becoming available. Indeed, debate within the industry and among consumer advocates rages over how even to define quality, especially since no valid measure yet exists to show which plans actually produce healthier people. Instead, companies tout their ability to satisfy voluntary standards. Last month, for example, Health Net received a one-year accreditation from the National Committee for Quality Assurance, an industry group whose blessings are coveted by health plans around the country...