Word: weightness
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Possibility: early 1960s Technology reduces distortion and weight, and form follows function...
Randomly combing the racks, several titles caught my eye as costing a lot compared to others of the same weight...
...marvel the weight of trouble a family can buoy you through. I like her best when she admits, "I would come home from the office some days and want to smash the laptop over his head," rather than read his manuscript over Indian food, as she often did, carefully excising references to herself. But I admire that she honored the "for worse" part of her vows instead of running to Oprah when the world came crashing down around her. She turned down all television offers. "I didn't owe anyone an explanation of who I am." She's barreled through...
...been one of broad mood swings from mutual admiration to mutual acrimony. Both countries claim to embody universal ideals of liberty and human rights, making them kindred souls in terms of shared values but sharp rivals as global role models. Washington's post-cold war ability to throw its weight around often smacks of intimidation and diktat to the proud Gauls. France's response, along with periodic crowings about its own importance, has been to unite Europe as a counterweight to U.S. domination...
...world where presidential Inaugural items are hawked on TV, it doesn't seem unusual to find two members of Britain's royal family stateside peddling their wares. While Fergie was pitching cranberry juice and Weight Watchers, her former brother-in-law was in New Orleans, along with game-show hosts and Playboy bunnies, at the annual gathering of TV execs. Prince Edward--or ED WINDSOR, as he prefers to be known in the biz--sold a series of documentaries by his Ardent Productions to CBS, including Edward on Edward, a show about his great uncle, Edward VIII, who abdicated...