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"At this point, in 2011, it is imperative that we make these kind of historic mid-20th-century acquisitions because they transform the way we tell the history of modern art," said Ann Temkin, chief curator of painting and sculpture at MoMA. "This chance won't always be here, and in this case it would not have been possible had the artist not chosen to keep these select works all these years".
Presented with the new primacy of radio, for instance, Franklin D. Roosevelt developed the "fireside chats" that many Americans remembered long after his death, largely because they transformed the president from an abstraction in people's lives to a presence in their homes.
S.U.V.'s are so hated because they transform suburbia into a guy's worst nightmare: Thanks to the S.U.V., Westchester is now a universe that women roam in land-based attack vehicles.
I had a professor, David Plante, once say that metaphors are miracles because they transform one thing into something else entirely.
The Postville cases raised an outcry among immigrant advocates, because they transformed into federal felonies a common practice by illegal immigrants of presenting fake Social Security numbers and other documents to employers.
In the United States there are federal and, in many cases, state income tax credits available for the use of renewable energy; however, some of those programs are controversial because they effectively transform the tax credit into an increased tax burden paid by people who do not use microgeneration.
And now that they know that the reason they are being attacked is because they are powerful, they can transform the people.
The politicians don't do more to transform the energy economy because they can't.
The social partners are anything but autonomous, because they may transform each other as they act" (King 2004, p. 52, her italics).
It was profound because of the way it could transform the lives of gay people.
