Word: flows
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...feel much more confident going into this game," said Long. "[Against Colgate], we only had twelve hours to get used to the idea of playing without Dan. Now that we've had a couple practices without him, we'll have a lot more flow on the court...
...Eagles refused to let the Crimson control the offensive flow of the game, and let Harvard know by scoring the second of their three points...
...Harvard didn't back down and perhaps the bitterness in the violence should be typical of a cross-town rivalry. But the physical play also robbed Harvard of the offensive flow it needed to come back...
...drug cartels in Colombia in the past decade, the business has shifted north and into the hands of Mexican traffickers, who play by the same bloody rules that characterized the lethal reign of the Colombians. Mexico's narco-industry is now a $30 billion-a-year business. "The flow of drugs through Mexico to the U.S. is not slowing down," says a U.S. official. "If anything, it's increasing...
Still, a half-century of general prosperity in the U.S. has created a climate of toleration, if not enthusiasm, for the free-trade gospel--mostly, indeed, as a gospel of our civic religion rather than out of anyone's buying the math. Alarm about imports tends to ebb and flow with the economy--less in good times, more in bad. So how, in the best times ever, did the World Trade Organization become the global bogeyman? No earnest college kid ever hitched across the country to carry a picket sign against the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade...