That original recording is a towering personal statement, with the famous Chaconne from the D minor Partita as its natural keystone.
Additionally, addressing sexual abuse is a strenuous task because its keystone, as Mr. Crocquet wrote in his introduction, is secrecy.
Reckson sold the sites, known as its Reckson Morris Industrial portfolio, to Keystone Property Trust and Matrix Development Group.
This vanitas in real time is as good a keystone as any for Ono's oeuvre, which has darker tones that its reputation as a delivery system for feel-good bromides allows.
It also teaches schoolchildren about the history of the huarango in Peruvian culture and its significance as a keystone species for the desert, its roots fixing nitrogen in poor soil and its leaves and pods providing organic material as forage.
Other waterways include Mahoning, Buffalo, and Crooked creeks, as well as Keystone, Mahoning Creek, and Crooked Creek lakes.
Such a route would be less than half as long as Keystone XL's journey to Texas.
Fiery Cross appears to have been chosen by Beijing as the keystone in its push into the South China Sea because of the depths of its surrounding waters, which afford Chinese submarines far greater stealth in evading acoustic and other forms of active tracking by the US military.
In 2000, the Laos government cited ecotourism as a keystone of its Millennium Development Goals – aimed at lifting the country out of the world's 20 poorest by 2020.
Indeed, as China rises and America becomes the world's leading debtor nation, America's continued pursuit of mass consumerism as the keystone of its economy is the very picture of an empire in decline.
