Word: sharing
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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What would he like Harvard to do with its share--an amount that might seem insignificant to a University with a $19 billion endowment...
...find himself facing a hard-line Israeli government. U.S. and Israeli officials often talk about how difficult it is to understand what Arafat wants. But it is hard to imagine he intended for the battle to lead to the political deliverance of the group least likely to agree to share the Mount peacefully...
...whole five-year term but plans to call for new parliamentary and presidential elections in 18 months, after which he will step aside. "I think it's a nice change from my predecessor," he said, with typical understatement. For now, most Serbs are delighted. "We've had our share of charismatic politicians...and look what happened," says Nenad Stefanovic, a local journalist. "One thing we haven't tried yet is a normal, decent...
...says Cabernets and motor oils can't share the same shelves? Certainly not Wal-Mart, which last week began selling its own line of wines at about $6 a bottle. A bargain, no doubt. But drinkable? To find out, we asked three top New York City sommeliers to do a blind taste test...
...best way to do this, most analysts agree, is to persuade Tuesday night's crowd to warm to him while at the same time maintaining a presidential manner. And while Gore does not share his boss's superhuman ability to express empathy, he can, if pressed, maintain an interpersonal connection. And if he manages to balance a toned-down "I feel your pain" approach with a compelling command of specifics, the vice president could score a few points...