But Samuels and Fried assert that their establishment offers a uniquely "individualized" program.
The Williamsburg establishment offers a nine-course pork-centric tasting menu, served on communal picnic tables.
That is no small thing, considering the establishment offers 3 sauces (hot and tangy, "big mo'lasses" and Carolina mustard) and 11 side dishes ($1.25 each).
And the British government, to curry favour with white, predominantly southern soldiers – and a like-minded US military establishment – offered the black GIs scant protection.
(Stephen Holden) CHARLIE LOUVIN (Tonight) Four years ago, with a Grammy-winning tribute album featuring Vince Gill, Dolly Parton and Emmylou Harris, the Nashville establishment offered its obeisance to the Louvin Brothers, the close-harmony country-gospel duo from Arkansas.
A refreshing antidote to the establishment Britain represented by the Royal Shakespeare "Hamlet" is the subversive view of that same establishment offered by Oscar Wilde in "An Ideal Husband". It would be hard to imagine a more assured or satisfying production of this 1895 comedy than the one the ubiquitous Peter Hall has mounted in the Globe Theater in the West End.
Many of the first big sandwich shops of the era had names that invoked other lands and magical realms, such as the Atlantic and the Pacific; their walls were decorated with paintings of the heavenly islands of the Far East, and each establishment offered a very different hamburger.
But if, as Michael Tomasky has argued, the activist base, as represented by the Anne Coulters of this world, is immaturing with age, and if the countervailing force of the Republican establishment offers increasingly little resistance, then it is not just that whole swath of unrepresented voters who call themselves independent who have a problem.
And when Ileana — who, though divorced from Castelli in 1959, remained his confidante and close collaborator — showed Rauschenberg's work in the Parisian gallery she and Michael Sonnabend (by then her husband) opened a few years later, the French establishment offered stiff resistance.
In an era of increasing specialisation of knowledge, Powers, a winner of every significant award that the American cultural establishment offers, persists in an heroic attempt to be that mythical being, a modern Renaissance man, as at home in the language of science as in the laboratories of literature.
