The developments came on a day in which Mrs. Clinton set out anew to prove that the fight for the Democratic nomination was far from over.
While the Russian "peacekeepers" who entrenched themselves in the conflict zones in the 1990s (and who will now likely resume their posts anew) have proved ineffectual and uninterested in maintaining stability, they've been highly successful in protecting an array of sophisticated criminal networks stretching from Russia through Georgian territory.
The Bagger was out filming in Times Square last night, proving anew why he types for a reason.
In a week when Netflix broke through to report a profit and Apple seemed to bump up against the upper limits of the hardware that delivers entertainment, the "South Park" guys are proving anew that content will maintain value.
There's also Rhong-Tiam, where the chef Andy Yang does better Thai food than at his misguided and more expensive follow-up, Kurve, proving anew that pricier isn't necessarily better.
At Barneys New York, first-quarter suit sales were up 37percentt over 2003, proving anew that when it comes to survival gear, flak jackets and bulletproof vests have nothing on the good old suit.
He is doing so in typically flamboyant style, proving anew that Italian politics remains a peculiarly operatic spectacle and that there is no figure on the international stage quite like him.
Moving to an outdoor Fifth Avenue studio has not helped ratings or made Jerry Glanville tolerable; it invites screaming fans to be a goofy and loud backdrop, proving anew that such studio audiences work for a few minutes at a time, as on NBC's "Today," but not for much longer.
I will spend my life trying to live up to the precedent he set, and the old truth that he proved anew: that art can be holy.
His story, with lessons that transcend the kitchen or brasserie, proves anew that reaching the summit doesn't mean enjoying the view, that professional victories don't silence personal demons, and that a loving companion matters.
