Word: typed
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 2000-2000
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...There, I eat as fast as I can so that I can hurry back upstairs and start staring, again. I stare all day long. Every once in a while, though, my staring is interrupted and then, in a fit of inspiration, my hands leap to the keyboard, and I type. This lasts for a few minutes. When I'm done, for a moment, there is a feeling. I won't call it satisfaction, but its is something vaguely like that. Then the feeling passes, and I begin staring again...
Instructions: Take out a clean sheet of paper and a writing utensil. Record the type of writing utensil that you are using. Are you writing with a pencil? A Bic pen? A tricolor ensemble emblazoned with a consulting firm logo? (Note: This question is not just intended to make sure that your writing utensil works. If in four years you've upgraded from a #2 to a gold plated Mont Blanc it's a sure sign that you've benefited financially and that the administration has been right on track--that you are conspicuously consuming in preparation for your first...
...candidates fall into these two categories, Brinkley adds, and some politicians of the second type also manage to get connected early on (like Clinton at Georgetown, Oxford and Yale...
...than the one that exists today. We support the pretense of the proposal, especially that the law would require health insurance carriers to provide certain rights to their patients and health care professionals. Health care in Massachusetts is in desperate need of reform; too many people are without any type of health insurance and the prices for medical treatment have spiraled out of control. We acknowledge this bold proposal as an attempt to take action to remedy this grave situation. At the same time, independent studies performed by Brandeis University and the Harvard School of Public Health have shown that...
...Police in searching for an assault suspect. About half an hour earlier, a female was assaulted on the bike path along the Charles River on the Boston side, adjacent to the North Harvard Street Bridge. Without saying anything, the suspect struck the victim in the back with a bat-type weapon. The victim described the suspect as a black male in his mid-20s with a medium complexion, dreadlocks, a bushy one inch long beard and mustache, husky build and dark baggy clothing...