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’Linda had no suspicion of the true state of affairs; she knew that there was always plenty of money, that they went out a great deal, that many well-known and clever people came to their house, that their doings when they went into the country or abroad were chronicled for all the world to read.
” Now the capture of the village was a notable feat of arms which was duly if somewhat briefly chronicled in the General Headquarters dispatch of the day with a line or two enumerating the depth and front of the advance made, the prisoners and material taken.
Both Barron's and Business Week have chronicled how Dunlap has built his "turnarounds" on cosmetic measures designed to pump up stock prices.
(His Apocalypse Now lunacy is brilliantly chronicled in the documentary Hearts of Darkness .
As Tom Wolfe chronicled in The Right Stuff , Glenn positioned himself carefully to be America's first astronaut.
As Robert Kaplan chronicled in The Ends of the Earth , environmental collapse, tribal conflicts, overpopulation, and urbanization have undermined Third World governments.
A photograph of a Slade summer outing, circa 1912, shows Spencer surrounded by such gifted contemporaries as Dora Carrington and Mark Gertler (whose erotic snafus were chronicled in the recent film Carrington ), as well as by the painter David Bomberg and the poet Isaac Rosenberg.
Many thousands of young men have died a similarly frightening, needless death, and not a few memoirs have chronicled their last days.
txt All King's Men Shortly after he won the Pulitzer Prize for Parting the Waters (1988), which chronicled the first decade of the civil-rights movement, author Taylor Branch told a reporter that he would probably complete his second and final volume by the fall of 1990, "when the money runs out.
That role was honed to perfection by Gil Evans in his collaborations with trumpet-player Miles Davis between 1957 and 1968--an often-misunderstood body of work chronicled in a six-CD box set called Miles Davis and Gil Evans: The Complete Columbia Recordings , released this month.
txt La Dolce Vita Barbara Kopple's recent, ironically titled Wild Man Blues chronicled the European tour of Woody Allen and his Dixieland jazz band.
It was Dowd, after all, who wrote the story of Frank Sinatra's alleged affair with Nancy Reagan, as chronicled in Kitty Kelley's biography of Nancy, on the front page of the New York Times .
Ron Brownstein, who chronicled Beatty's politicking in The Power and the Glitter , notes that Beatty may be the only star in Hollywood history who preferred to participate in politics from behind the scenes.
Already, the Harris Poll Online has chronicled the upcoming presidential contest by assembling a pool of 5 million Internet users and surveying demographically adjusted samples of that pool every month.
Maybe it's wishful thinking on my part, but Sweet and Lowdown feels like penance for Barbara Kopple's bleak documentary Wild Man Blues (1998), which chronicled Allen's European tour with his New Orleans-style jazz band.
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