Word: vitalizing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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However, on the most important foreign policy issues--those most relevant to our vital interests--Clinton has done quite well. He has been steadfast in his support of Boris Yeltsin and was able to convince an intransigent Congress to lend monetary aid to Russia. In trans-Pacific trade relations, Clinton has made progress in beginning a dialogue with Japan and China. Indeed, he dazzled foreign leaders with his mastery of trade issues earlier this year in Tokyo and more recently in Seattle...
Kennedy stressed that young people, who currently vote at a lower proportion than all other age groups, could play a vital role in determining the political fate of the country. "Since 1968, the presidential elections could have gone the opposite way if young people had voted," he said...
...retaliated by withdrawing his son's participation in promoting the film. Kit has a right to his opinion; after all, he played the prince in 1958. But the truth is that the voice-over is helpful to anyone who has not seen the stage version and is probably vital for small kids...
...Germany parents who were asked to donate their children's bodies were at first appalled. But almost all subsequently gave their permission when they learned that data from the crash tests are vital for constructing more than 120 types of instrumented dummies, ranging in size from infants to adults, that can simulate dozens of human reactions in a crash...
...show conveys the writers' affection for their chief performer. But it leaves unexplored the vital conflict within each writer and between them all -- the egotism of being an artist vs. the collaborative necessities of cranking out scripts at such speed. Indeed, not much about these people stamps them as writers. Laughter sends up any office life. That may give it wider appeal and a longer run. But it deprives the play of depth...