He, too, lives in a different era, referring to himself as Godders, speaking of sharing "the occasional sherbert" with Mr Davis, whom he describes as "not unsimpatico".
Diplomatic colleagues who know the full details of what he did during the Pinochet era referred to him as "Latin America's Schindler".
During the height of the Internet bubble, Mr. Goodfellow, a self-taught software engineer, would speak caustically about the hype pervading the era, referring to the surplus of "zero-billion-dollar industries".
The What They Were Thinking interview on Sept. 15, about a 1955 photograph of artists of the Beat era, refers incorrectly to one of those shown, the painter Robert LaVigne.
The resolution, Netanyahu said, was "part of the swansong of the old world that is biased against Israel, but, my friends, we are entering a new era", referring to Trump's imminent presidency.
Monica Macovei, a former minister of justice and close ally of Mr. Basescu, argued in an interview that the breaches of the rule of law in the run-up to the impeachment referendum were worse than anything since the Ceausescu era, referring to the government's measures to consolidate its power.
A review on Feb. 5 about "The Last of Her Kind," a novel by Sigrid Nunez set in the Vietnam War era, referred incorrectly to the brother of Jonathan Jackson, the man who staged a 1970 hostage-taking attack in the Marin County Courthouse in California.
While at Columbia, he studied composition with Stefan Wolpe, who, as Mr. Meyer liked to recount, told him he could be "the Gossec of your era" — referring to a famously minor 18th-century Belgian composer — and later with Otto Luening and Aaron Copland.
However, by the mid-1960s, forged Balabushka cues started circulating in the market, as he was already recognized as the premier cue maker of the era, referred to as "the Stradivarius of cuemakers".
It has also been called "the last holdout of an era", referring to both the prominence of adult film screenings in the city during the 1970s and its status as the last property owned by the Maizels family.
