The Progressives also included Francis Newton Souza, an outspoken figure credited with founding the group; Krishnaji Howlaji Ara; Hari Ambadas Gade; and Sadanand Krishnaji Bakre, the group's only sculptor.
In recent years, the public image of the chain-smoking general has been that of a quiet, thoughtful figure, credited with distancing the military from the political power grabs that discredited several previous army chiefs.
Behind all these veils is Mr. Powers, a reclusive figure credited in state party circles with pulling the party out of the hole created in 1990 when a G.O.P. gubernatorial candidate lost by a landslide and left behind $1.5 million in party debt.
Her father remains a deeply divisive figure, credited with jump-starting the nation's economy but also with ruthless suppression of dissent.
Even while Bradley was increasingly blamed for having a blind eye toward growth-related problems, he remained a well-respected figure, credited with honesty.
Though their belief system is rooted in the pre-Islamic tradition, the figure credited as the founder of the Yazidi faith is Sheikh Adi ibn Musafir, a Sufi preacher who died in 1162.
As director of the Central Intelligence Agency under President Reagan, he was a deeply controversial figure, credited with rebuilding the agency's spy ranks but criticized for rogue operations and tainted by his suspected ties to the Iran-Contra scandal.
Image credit: Figure 1 from S. Scaringi et al., via http://arxiv.org/abs/1608.07291.
Mr. Paddock had six-figure credit lines at casinos that afforded him the chance to make big sums in long sit-down sessions, and he was known as someone who always paid his accounts.
The meeting was in the Paiza Club, a private casino and dining room on the hotel's 36th floor, built primarily for Asian high-rollers with six- and seven-figure credit lines.
