The poet's reply, which is included in the Library of America volume, has become a key document of poetic modernism.
In 1968, in a declaration of principles that has become a founding document of Conceptual art (a category that Mr. Weiner, as you might expect, views with great suspicion), he wrote: "1.
When Isaac Mizrahi reaches out, as he did last year at the Golden Globes, to squeeze the bosom of Scarlett Johansson — a wordless gesture that instantly translated as "Are those real?"— or Joan Rivers asks Sheryl Crow about the provenance of her teeth, the message conveyed is that the celebrity body has become a public document available for close reading and open to group interpretation.
This report has become a guiding document in ED, as shown by more than 260 citations since its publication in 2002.
In the meantime, he says, the RoboLaw guidelines will be some help.The original charter of RoboLaw had it that its flagship report would be a more high-profile European Commission white paper; instead it has become a policy discussion document.
The DOI has become a seminal reference document for professionals in the field of organ donation and transplantation to combat organ trafficking, transplant tourism and transplant commercialism.
A novelty less than a decade ago, the cellphone camera has become a vital tool to document the government response to the unrest that has spread through the Middle East and North Africa.
Just a dozen years after its premiere "Rent" has become a vital, even precious document of a tumultuous era — much like "Hair," in truth.
By the end, with all the outrages and grievous mistakes of the last quarter-century piled up, this has become a tremendously important television document with real impact.
