Word: weeks
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...party balance in congress is on the line, there is dissent among the White House staff... and what does the President spend the week obsessing about? The school-board election in his hometown...
...nation breathed a sigh of relief last week when the strike of actors in television commercials was settled. After nearly six months, Americans can again watch TV secure in the knowledge that spiels for hemorrhoid remedies will be delivered only by union thespians...
Against a backdrop of disused Russian planes, Albright was greeted by senior DPRK officials, and rapidly whisked off in her armored limo, which had been flown in with two other cars earlier in the week. Her quarters for the two-night stay were in the Paekhawon Guest House, a boxy concrete structure set amid beautifully landscaped grounds, looking onto a man-made lake and the massive Revolutionary Martyr's Mausoleum memorializing the guerrillas who led the fight against the Japanese colonial power in Korea before World...
...Campaign fatigue. Hang in there, pal. One more week, and we'll all borrow your line...
...plenty of money, we can afford to give some back to you, you know best how to spend it, isn't this a great country? Gore tries to make a fairness attack, all those benefits going to the top 1 percent. But according to a Time/CNN poll last week, Americans feel so hopeful that fully 19 percent of them think they are in that top 1 percent, and an additional 20 percent expect to be one day. It turns out to be Bush who makes a fairness case: Why shouldn't everyone who pays taxes...