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  1992 In Review  

Some information about what was happening in the world and with us in 1992.

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  Our Favorites  
BEVERAGE: FOOD: RESTAURANT:
Mountain Dew
Pizza
Taco Bell
CAR: HANGOUT: FAD:
Mustang GT
Mall Rolling Up Pant Legs
TV SHOW: MUSIC GROUP: FEMALE VOCALIST:
Saturday Night Live Boyz II Men Mariah Carey
MALE VOCALIST/SONG: VIDEO: MOVIE:
Bryan Adams - So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday Thunder Rolls Wayne's World
ACTOR: ACTRESS:
Kevin Costner Julia Roberts
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  Hit Songs  
Tears In Heaven Eric Clapton
Baby-Baby-Baby TLC
End of the Road Boyz II Men
Jump Kris Kross
My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It) En Vogue Baby
Got Back Sir Mix-a-Lot
Under the Bridge Red Hot Chili Peppers
All 4 Love Color Me Badd
Save the Best for Last Vanessa Williams
Just Another Day Jon Secada
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  Academy Awards  
Best Picture: Unforgiven Directed By Clint Eastwood
Best Actor: Al Pacino in Scent Of A Woman
Best Actress: Emma Thompson in Howards End
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  Top Movies  
Unforgiven
The Crying Game
Howards End
Glengarry Glen Ross
The Player
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  Top TV  
Northern Exposure
The Simpsons
Home Improvement
Mad About You
Picket Fences
Seinfeld
Beverly Hills 90210
Twin Peaks
Fresh Prince of Bel Air
Law & Order
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  Sports  
Super Bowl Washington d. Buffalo (37-24)
World Series Toronto d. Atlanta Braves (4-2)
NBA Championship Chicago d. Portland (4-2)
Stanley Cup Pittsburgh d. Chicago (4-0)
NCAA Basketball Championship Duke d. Michigan (71-51)
NCAA Football Champions Alabama (13-0-0)
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  World Events  
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  U.S. Events  
  • Four officers acquitted in Los Angeles beating of Rodney King; violence erupts in Los Angeles (April 29 et seq.).
  • Caspar W. Weinberger indicted in Iran-Contra affair (June 16).
  • US Supreme Court reaffirms right to abortion (June 29).
  • Democratic convention nominates Bill Clinton and Al Gore (July 1).
  • Court clears Exxon Valdez skipper (July 10). Background: Oil Spills
  • Four police officers indicted in Rodney King beating (Aug. 5).
  • Republicans renominate Bush and Quayle (Aug. 20).
  • Senate ratifies second Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (Oct. 1).
  • Bill Clinton elected President, Al Gore Vice President; Democrats keep control of Congress (Nov. 3).
  • Bush pardons former Reagan Administration officials involved in Iran-Contra affair (Dec. 24).
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