Word: numbering
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...Unfortunately for the customers, the IDs may be confined to Grille use. Many merchants and bar owners around the area quickly noticed the increase in the use of fake licenses from the Big Apple, and some went so far as to ban the use of New York IDs. The number of busts mounted, prompting some students to toss their hard-won prize away. "I knew people were getting caught with it, and I didn't want to get caught," said one first-year, who requested anonymity...
...Also known as "grunt work," this part of the job exposes just how hard traveling can be. R-dubs' shit work entails confirming restaurant hours, hotel prices and a countless number of tedious details required to maintain the series' credibility. "It's your hardest work," said Greece r-dub Mike Seid. "The majority of your job is fact-checking. I got a little tired of it towards the end. You occasionally think that these things are meaningless...
...Alan Lee Keyes is an evangelical conservative. He wants your vote, but he cares more about converting you to the cause. If you waver, even slightly, he'll pounce. Leading Republican number two, Senator John McCain, recently faced Keyes' fury for daring to suggest that he enjoyed Nine Inch Nails...
...Keyes is running for president. His numbers are low, way low, save his third place finish in the Iowa caucuses. If second place is the first loser, it's hard to know what to call a man who breathes a sigh of relief at coming in number three. His showing in New Hampshire paled in comparison, a more realistic marker of Keyes' stature among Republican candidates. His campaign--run on a shoestring budget, with the fewest dollars of all the major Republican contenders--is mostly about Keyes talking, whether in person (where they'll let him), in the televised debates...
...even had a number of people tell me: "Folk and Myth. Yeah, I almost did that, but I decided not to, just because I couldn't bear the thought of concentrating in something called 'Folklore and Mythology...