Word: bipolar
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Pitted against these bipolar forces is one of the country's most experienced politicians -- the holder of nine Cabinet posts in previous Liberal governments -- and a vocal federalist. Chretien, 59, takes office with a clear, if daunting, mandate: to turn around the limp economy while preserving an expensive social-service network that 28.5 million Canadians -- and Chretien himself -- see as an inalienable right...
...longer live in a bipolar world. Deterrence is no longer the watch-word of the American national security establishment. Instead, the experts tell us, the challenge of the 1990s is guaranteeing non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction...
...most common ones are bipolar depression, or manic depression, and the more serious, less common problems of a schizophrenic type," Catlin says. "These students have illusions, hear voices, experience paranoia and don't function very well. They usually need time...
Tommy's is also a haven for staff writers of The Crimson, according to Ira E. Stoll '94. Tommy's is at one end of The Crimson's "bipolar axis" extending from the building at 14 Plympton St., he says; the Hong Kong is at the other...
...attributed the recent breakdown of the bipolar world solely to the decline of the Soviet Union. Nye disagreed with scholars who believe the United States has lost its status as a superpower...