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He said that that within a month after Surt was captured, a new interim government would be named.
Perhaps no moment since Sept. 11 has better captured a new reality: When the Terrorist Era meets the Information Age, a Time of Confusion results.
Founder Jabulani Ngozi, who came to the UK from Jamaica as a child in 1965, is not surprised that reggae has captured a new generation.
Antonioni captured a new bourgeois society that shifted from physical to intellectual creation, from matter to abstraction, from things to images, and the crisis of personal identity and self-recognition that resulted.
In "Such Good Friends" (Olive Films), from 1971, the director Otto Preminger, also an Austrian émigré, captured a new, swinging mood of journalistic riot, presented from the perspective of the swingee — a young, chic Upper West Side housewife (Dyan Cannon) who discovers the many infidelities of her husband, a Life art director and a successful author, as he lies comatose in a hospital.
On the opening night of the convention, confused delegates were told at a welcome pep rally that the slogan captured a new era for the state party — a clean break from the Democratic Party of sex scandals (Eliot Spitzer) and broken budgets (Gov. David A. Paterson).
NEW DIRECTIONS: 'NEW DIRECTIONS' (Blue Note/Capitol) Beyond officially capturing a new musical hub in jazz -- the circle of young musicians around Greg Osby -- this record is a funny idea.
"It's a wonderful opportunity to capture a new customer," Mr. Davila added.
It won't work, though, and not only because it would require a new ground war to capture a new generation of enemy combatants.
But now, with Cartel Land, US director and cinematographer Matthew Heineman captures a new depth –plumbs a further circle of hell – in his vivid portrayal of Mexico's carnage.
Many African-Americans in the county said they considered race literally in black and white terms, and skeptically viewed any effort to capture a new multiracial statistic.
