Word: nervously
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...ground in Kosovo, the early signs are already making the push-button war look like the easy part. Across the province, KLA troops ? in full camouflage and still fully armed despite agreements to the contrary ? are parading in full view of NATO troops and making everybody nervous. In the German-held sector, returning Kosovar Albanians are torching Serb homes. And Serb civilians, for obvious reasons, are ignoring the alliance?s promises to protect them and running for Slobo?s Serbia ? only to be turned back by Serb troops. Big-hearted guy, that Milosevic...
...seniors are nervous about the idea ofgraduating without a concrete plan for theirfuture, in part because they have always had aplan," Lansky says. "If they can get past theirworries, they will discover that there is a hugeworld out there waiting for them to discover.There is more to life than investment banking,consulting, law school, medical school and variousgraduate schools...
...fact that King was an "out and practicingChristian...made many people, including some atThe Crimson, nervous about his ability to be astudent leader," he adds...
...special security worries with each nation. Russia's internal chaos could spill into China's already uneasy Western provinces. An India-Pakistan war--something that didn't look too farfetched as the two nations shelled each other last week--would take place right along China's southwestern border, a nervous-making event for any government...
Skirmishes between India and Pakistan in Kashmir may be business as usual, but the international community gets a little nervous when the world's newest nuclear states start launching air strikes. And that may be exactly why the stakes are being raised. Indian bombers and helicopter gunships attacked hundreds of suspected Pakistan-backed infiltrators Wednesday, with some of the bombs landed on the Pakistani side of the border. "This was the largest incursion into India since 1948, and the object is less military than political," says TIME New Delhi correspondent Maseeh Rahman. "By the choice of terrain, this looks less...