V. G. Kiernan, in his history of the European duel, viewed the First World War as, among other things, "a duel that virtually ended duelling".
Dueling Water Views The real estate mogul Aby Rosen, a co-owner of RFR Holding, bought a $5.36 million bayfront home on Meadow Lane in Southampton -- across from the oceanfront home he already owns on Meadow Lane.
"Perhaps worse, his message is very easily countered by people such as Will as global-warming alarmism, shifting the focus back to their preferred emphasis on scientific uncertainty and dueling expert views".
Written and performed by Margery Cohen and Joseph Neal, accompanied by the pianist Woody Regan, the musical examines our dueling impulse to view the American table both as a source of near-erotic pleasure and as a means of discipline and social control.
The duel erupted into public view last weekend, when CNN broadcast a promo for a new morning program featuring Ms. Zahn.
A duel ensued, though in view of the prince's youth and high birth, it was only to the first blood.
Organized into "duels" of world views, round tables and "diatribes and polemics," the conference was billed as a place where the physicists could let down their hair about what might come, avoid "groupthink" and "be daring (even at the expense of being wrong)," according to Dr. Spiropulu's e-mailed instructions.
The dueling-reunions aspect came together quickly.
The spectacular head-on view of the stretch duel between Ridan and Greek Money in the 1962 Preakness Stakes was captured almost by accident 50 years ago, on a scorching hot May afternoon by Joseph A. DiPaola Jr., a longtime photographer for The Baltimore Sun.
Bekele has not run in a competition since January 2010, but if he can find anything like his best form their duel is going to be compulsive viewing.
