One of the greatest testaments to the accuracy of Mad Men is that 82-year old art director, George Lois, one of the huge figures of Madison Avenue in the 1960s, wrote a furious article in the August 2010 edition of Playboy, in which he said: "The more I think and write about Mad Men, the more I take the show as a personal insult.
MOST foreigners visit Mysore to see its many palaces, testaments to bygone royal splendour.
In 2012 it printed more than 12m bibles and New Testaments.
They write the texts for the video testaments filmed shortly before each self-immolation (making them unreliable records of the true motives of the "martyr"), which the bombers themselves watch to redouble their resolve.
Mr BoBo would not dream of driving any other car.Most employers envy such testaments of loyalty.
Anyway, lay off Jason Furman, a good guy who will do his best to defeat a candidate who gets his economic advice from Phil Gramm.On the one hand, these testaments to Mr Furman's progressive bona fides might give economic liberals pause.
Similarly, the observed decline in income volatility made debt appear less risky for both borrowers and lenders.Alan Greenspan has repeatedly argued that the equity and housing bubbles that occurred during his tenure as Fed chairman were testaments to his success in restraining and stabilising consumer price inflation.
They are what he terms the old and new testaments of American foreign policy.
On the face of it, these are 12 standard texts from the King James version of the Old and New Testaments published as handsome mini-paperbacks at £1 ($1.70) each.
Compiled from the composer's journals, interviews and testaments by friends and colleagues, with background and connectives by Mr Perlis, these books give not only a lively feeling of the man and his work but also of the whole bustling world of 20th-century arts in America.
