Word: allowed
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...both John McCain and George W. Bush have some adjustments to make, as the prince and the pauper change clothes. McCain wouldn't allow himself a smile in his New Hampshire hotel suite on primary day, sitting tightly through the afternoon briefing with his aides, looking as if he'd been stapled to the chair. Campaign chairman Rick Davis knew what was on everyone's mind: not that McCain might lose the election but that he might win. "Tomorrow will be different when you wake up," said Davis. "You will be scrutinized like a President...
This development is something that everyone, including Jesse Gelsinger's father, can embrace. "I am not against gene therapy," Paul Gelsinger said last week. "I realize it holds so much promise for so many people. But we cannot allow what happened to Jesse to happen again...
Thomson's unnamed protagonist is a dancer, 29, with a ballet company in Amsterdam. He is, at the outset, a happy man. His well-regarded initial efforts as a choreographer allow him to look forward to a satisfying career when his performing days come to an end. He remains in love with Brigitte, a fellow dancer with whom he has lived and to whom he has stayed faithful for seven years. When she asks him to go out and buy her a pack of cigarettes, he teases her about smoking too much but walks willingly into the spring sunshine...
Independent voters go for John McCain, so he may enjoy stretches of the road ahead. More than half the state primaries through March 14 allow independents to vote one way or another...
ANALYSIS Voters in most of these states don't register their party affiliation, and they can vote in whichever primary they want. Rhode Island and Massachusetts allow independents to vote for either party's contender, then redeclare their indie status as they leave the polls...