In the US, Trump lines up his various dependants as if determined to prove that prolific parenting is entirely compatible with viciousness and folly.
The conclusion to "American Notes," of 1842, a book that won him few friends in the land that he had toured, anatomized what he had found there: One great blemish in the popular mind of America, and the prolific parent of an innumerable brood of evils, is Universal Distrust.
Some 16 of them, it turns out, are the offspring of a single, highly prolific pair of parents: Pinot, the epitome of a fine Burgundy, and, surprisingly, Gouais blanc, an obscure white variety that was banned throughout France in the 1950s due to the poor quality of its wine.
Struggling parent, prolific writer.... Wait, switch that.
My parents, both prolific readers, had accumulated bookshelves full of classic novels that lined our den, and I was able to sustain myself for days on the Brontës and Dickens and Austen.
Prolific filmmaker Rest In Peace.
It is true that the school's parent-teacher association is a prolific fund-raiser, but Ms. Siegman said money was still limited.
(Though unrelated to the loan officers, Elektra is also parent company to Italika, Mexicos most prolific producer of motorcycle scooters).
Google, more recently by way of parent company Alphabet, has been a prolific investor in startups across the globe by way of entities like GV and CapitalG.
Just ask Susan Cheever (whose books document her struggles with alcoholism and sex addiction), or David Updike (how could one possibly be as prolific as Dad?), or Scottie Fitzgerald, whose career was forever shadowed by that of her parents, F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald.
They even sprang up in the crowns of the parent plants," he said, adding that some varieties did appear less prolific than others.
