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State-sanctioned piracy of the sort that Dampier had conducted came to an end, although pirates did not disappear.
But when he went to the Vienna Music Academy he found that conducting came naturally to him.
Just as "West Side Story" had its première, Bernstein's second crisis — the tension between composing and conducting — came to a head.
His own first opportunity to conduct came when, at 19, he was asked, one morning, to take over that night's performance of Turandot because the resident conductor was sick.
Where does the impulse to conduct come from?
Over the weekend the Met said that he would not conduct coming productions of Puccini's "Tosca" — the opera in which he made his Met debut in 1971 — and Alban Berg's "Lulu".
The two men left the I.R.S. after their conduct came under scrutiny.
In each case, an uproar ensued when new allegations of similar conduct came to light.
His model of conduct came from a character like Ed Harris's flight director in "Apollo 13".
Mr. Deutch's conduct came to light as he was preparing to leave the top C.I.A. job at the end of 1996.
When indirect and anonymous concerns about Chris Rennard's conduct came to the attention of Nick Clegg's office, in late 2008, we acted immediately.
