Museum, breached the line between art and entertainment stirred critical controversy, but on-air judge-critic Jerry Saltz noted that it gave rise to a kind of "accidental art criticism," encouraging popular interest in contemporary art.
A top Indian army officer told the BBC that a group of "elite commandos" from the Pakistani army had breached the line of control on Tuesday morning and ambushed an Indian army patrol in the Poonch sector of Jammu region.
If they breach the lines, they might encircle and besiege the capital.
They briefly captured Mortain but were unable to breach the lines of the 30th Division, as the 2nd Battalion of the 120th Infantry Regiment commanded Hill 314, the dominant feature around Mortain.
Concerns about breaching the line between sports and entertainment are so old they sound quaint.
Caleb Ralph scored a late try for the Crusaders, but the visitors were unable to breach the line again for the vital score.
Try as they might, the Jets could not find the suitable combinations to protect Sanchez and keep Baltimore's imposing front seven from breaching the line.
The Chargers allow 4.5 yards per rush, and their blitz-first mentality will allow Thomas Jones, above, and Shonn Greene to find open space once they breach the line of scrimmage.
Martin Rowson, who is chair of the British Cartoonists Associationn, believes the best way to understand Charlie Hebdo is to see it as less Punch and more Viz, delighting in its puerility and determined to breach the line that conventionally separates public from private by cracking out loud the kind of sick jokes that are usually whispered in playgrounds or pubs.
On 29 March, the Soviet 57th Army and the Bulgarian First Army assaulted the entire Second Panzer Army front, quickly breaching the line near Nagybajom.
