Word: copes
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...there is one Forbes idea most of his supporters can name: the flat tax, which 27% of those surveyed gave as their No. 1 reason for preferring him. Says Cindy Connelly, 33, a part-time bank teller in Cope, South Carolina: "Other than the flat tax, I really don't know a whole lot about him, but what I have heard I like. The income tax is made with loopholes for the rich...
...used to be 313 beds for people with a host of mental-health problems, now there are only 70. The management has added to its offerings Miraval, a holistic health spa along the lines of the nearby tony Canyon Ranch. Some of those who still visit Sierra Tucson to cope with addictions do much of their therapy in short, intensive workshops. And more than three-quarters of them now pay the $650-a-night tab out of their own pockets...
During oral argument, Deputy Solicitor General Paul Bender grabbed the rapt attention of the Justices when he harked back to a certain law school that refused to admit women, claiming they would run in tears from the lecture hall, unable to cope with the harsh Socratic method, the legal version of hazing. Five of the Justices recognized the school as their alma mater, Harvard Law School. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, one of the first women to get there, seemed to hold back a smile. VMI and the Citadel might want to start building those women's bathrooms...
...case attempts to cope with one of the more daunting problems posed by those who would make use of the World Wide Web: its enormity and lack of central organization, which combine to make it difficult to gain ready access to information one might wish...
...United Nations warned that a severe food shortage in North Korea this winter endangers more than 10% of the country's 23 million people, based on firsthand observations made by U.N. workers in December. Pyongyang's strict system of food rationing has been further tightened to cope with an expected shortfall of more than 3.5 million tons of grain...