Word: enough
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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...business -- the standard two- or three-piece suit that fits around the average frame as trimly as a swath of burlap around 50 lbs. of Pillsbury -- has lost its allure: too drab, too ordinary and, in an approaching crunch, too superfluous. What's already in the closet is good enough for now, and if it's not -- if a man has the cash and a need for flash -- he's reaching way upscale, to Armani and Ralph Lauren and the heady heights of bespoke tailoring. The Europhile tailored look that belonged to the hard- eyed Gordon Gekkos of this world...
...handy, I suppose. They look nice," said Cincinnati Bengals head coach Sam Wyche, who was fined by the N.F.L. last month after he denied a female reporter access to the team's locker room. A problem has emerged, however: the one-size-fits-all wrap isn't big enough for five members of the Green Bay Packers in the 300-lb. range. McArthur plans to custom-make some wraps for them with a bit more room...
...might have been otherwise had President Bush not waited until after the election to announce that he was nearly doubling U.S. troop strength in the Persian Gulf. As it was, only a few sitting members of Congress were defeated, hardly enough to make more than a token difference in the composition of the Senate (where the Democrats picked up one seat) and the House (where they picked up eight). In fact, the most significant result involved a politician who wasn't even on the ballot. For if the election of 1990 changed nothing else, it undermined the perception that George...
...enough to drink and barely of age to vote, drive or get married, but John E. Payton will soon be officiating at weekend weddings and night- court hearings in Collin County, Texas. Last week the 18-year-old high school graduate trounced incumbent Jim Murrell, 50, grabbing 82% of the vote to become a justice of the peace...
...plants in two Australian cities, delaying capital costs of about $500 million, and folded two money-losing afternoon newspapers there into morning counterparts to save $20 million a year. He closed a proposed U.S. magazine, Men's Life, after a single test issue. Says Murdoch: "Newsstand sales were not enough to justify having any more issues, and it didn't grab...