Word: put
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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...most likely SPD candidate for Chancellor, Saarland governor Oskar Lafontaine, says flatly, "Kohl is wrong if he thinks Germany can stay in NATO." Lafontaine favors a European defense system in a "United States of Europe." That kind of talk shocks Washington, and the Bush Administration has decided to put its weight behind Kohl and his commitment to the Atlantic Alliance. Even in Washington, however, where long-term planning covers two or three years at most, policymakers recognize the need to design a new security framework in Europe...
With taxes and Social Security cuts as killer issues, it took someone with nothing left to lose to put them on the table. Once considered a candidate for Speaker, Rostenkowski lost control of his own committee last session over capital gains and could lose again this year. As a representative from Chicago's North Side for three decades, he is impervious to election-year jitters. Even if he lost his seat, he could walk away from the Hill consoled by $1 million in campaign funds he gets to keep. Moreover, he may have been bitten by the statesman...
...heaven and hell, equidistant." + The Hudlins emigrated to two matrices of official culture -- Warrington went to Yale, Reginald to Harvard -- but as filmmakers they wanted to return home. "When we went to parties, this funny stuff would happen," Reginald says. "I promised my friends that one day I would put it all in a film. So I made a 20-minute version of House Party as my senior thesis...
...gonna make the jury sympathetic. I'd never heard of the man before the accident, but I gather that when it came to being a mariner and operator, he was one of the best. At times I've been very, very irritated with Hazelwood, but I've also put myself in his shoes and said, "Jesus, the poor guy's just taking all that damned heat up there." It's been tragic for him. It's been a bitch...
Attention, class. It's the year 2000, and you have two days to put out an issue of TIME...