By late fall, however, it was obvious that the surge was succeeding, and McCain began mounting a notable resurgence.
Her administration also began a program to honor notable women from the town.
In the late sixties, it began a concert series, and many notable acts, including Jackson Browne (a then unknown artist who opened the first official concert, in 1969), the Sun Ra Arkestra, Charlie Haden, the Minutemen, John Hiatt, Bruce Springsteen, and Bill Monroe, have played its little back room.
It counts as the best of omens for Colin Tizzard that such a critical week for his West Country yard should begin with a notable victory by Third Intention.
The year begins with a notable follow-up: 12 years after the international smash The Reader, in Homecoming (Weidenfeld, January) Bernhard Schlink again wrestles with Germany's wartime demons.
Also, to mark the festival's quarter-century anniversary, the program will be peppered with the history and evolution of media and art culture over the years in Germany's capital, and all of the eight video programs will begin with a notable work from the Transmediale archive.
A decade later, Flemings bank, which was eventually sold to Chase Manhattan in 2000, began building up a notable collection of Scottish art, now housed in the Fleming Collection in London's Berkeley Square.
But while many in the party are talking about how to rebuild, other staffers and strategists began pointing fingers, a notable break for a party that has long been notorious for its tight message control.
Historians may someday debate whether the financial crisis that began a year ago is most notable for how much damage it did to the United States, or how little it inflicted on the world's major rising power, China.
