What if they had gone for "The Manchurian Candidate" or "Divorce Italian Style" or Stanley Kubrick's "Lolita," or ventured even further toward the vanguard, honoring "Cleo From 5 to 7" or Jean-Luc Godard's "Vivre sa Vie" (which would not be eligible for another year but is permissible grist for ex-post-facto speculation)?
He hopes that heads, especially these younger ones, will be the vanguard of further reforms.
"Right now, the feedback is the vanguard; it's much further behind than the motor [movement] part," says Daniel Goldreich, a professor of neuroscience at McMaster University in Ontario.
So, for the time being, the Bank of England, rather the Treasury, is in the vanguard of efforts to arrest further stagnation.
Now they have been designated as a vanguard project, they expect to go further in keeping people well where they live.
Hence the attention paid to his recent speech at Jackson Hole, which laid out, with great confidence, what further steps the Fed could take.America is in the vanguard, but excessive faith in central bankers is unlikely to stop there.
In 1960, Mr. Rzewski moved to Europe, where he studied further and soon developed a thriving career as a performer with vanguard composers, especially Karlheinz Stockhausen.
As one of the NHS England "vanguard" sites it now plans to take that a stage further, with more active management of the population's health, better access to services and more effective and widespread use of technology.
The companies are in the vanguard of the next wave of personal technology, called wearable computing, which promises to further shrink the barrier between users and the information they seek.
Now Trent Reznor, lead singer in a band at the vanguard of bringing technology into the music industry, plans to take things a step further, creating an app that will transform the experience of being a Nine Inch Nails fan.
