Years from now, the trade could be a punch line on some latter version of "Seinfeld," if Montero slugs like Jay Buhner and Pineda fizzles like Ken Phelps.
This latter version of HiAP, as a set of institutional arrangements for delivering JUG, is the form addressed in this paper.
This latter version of bad Los Angeles is far more repulsive, but even the parade of human cruelty can't make LA look intimidating.
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But they tend to merge into a latter-day version of a Wagnerian total art work.
Peter Tolan, a longtime "Sanders" writer, scoffs at Grey's characterization of the dispute as a latter-day version of "A Star Is Born".
In one of his three sets on Tuesday night, he knocked together idioms and fearlessly changed tempos and textures, from electronic blips to buoyant Caribbean soca to slow dub reggae to an overlaid rap, like a latter-day version of the master hip-hop disc jockey Grandmaster Flash.
And Ms. Harden makes the most of her thankless role as a mentally unstable wife, at one point tearing apart a judge's robe like a latter-day version of Mr. Rochester's mad wife, Bertha.
A latter-day version of the group, the Council of Conservative Citizens, still has a chapter in Carroll County, one of the few remaining in the state.
Smith became known for his balancing acts of stainless steel cubes; it's bracing to find a latter-day version of this in Jedd Novatt's "VI," resembling a jittery house of cards.
