Word: daringly
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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Harvard students inexplicably drop their inhibitions at hockey games, sometimes even raising their voices to (dare I say) cheer. Would it be betrayal to support football as well...
...personal style gets mixed reviews. What some call confidence others call arrogance. The one thing few dare to call him is Fernando; the President dislikes being addressed by his first name. Collor, says his chief of staff, Marcos Coimbra, "is secure, responsible, determined." Others charge that Collor is too autocratic. Says Herbert de Souza, who runs a left-wing think , tank in Rio: "He's like a doctor who tells us he's going to cause us the maximum pain and suffering, but it's for our own good...
...they are to embrace a pinchpenny picture like Ninja Turtles. But for now, moguls are willing to believe that the VCR revolution has made the movie industry slump-proof; 1990 may not match last summer, but it should still be the second biggest-grossing summer ever. And viewers may dare to hope that amid the bigger bangs for bigger bucks, Hollywood doesn't forget how to make good movies...
When the government put a $400,000 bounty on his head, Escobar countered by offering $500 to $2,000 for each policeman killed in Medellin; so far this year, 140 lawmen in the city have died. Those who dare cross him also pay dearly: the bodies of several subordinates suspected of betrayal have turned up in recent months...
Accuse her of allowing herself to be bullied by an unruly Congress, and she takes offense: "Nobody bullies me. I dare anybody to come here and tell me what to do, because I feel I do not have any political debts to pay, and I only want to be President for one term...