At 65, she had found newly difficult subjects to tackle, like the death of her best friend; she described that in a candid, all too well-named piece called "Considering the Alternative".
Anyone who has found themselves newly politicised by the convulsions of British politics in general or Brexit in particular will find this a handy primer on the events and undercurrents that led to our present discontent.
With no air force of its own, Islamic State has found its newly acquired vehicles and military hardware to be vulnerable to precision missile strikes by US aircraft.
Clarifications have a way of creating complications, and she has found her choices newly muddled by forms and boxes designed to simplify things.
As fully enclosed and air-conditioned SUVs drive by, a homeless family has found shade under a newly constructed flyover on Delhi's Outer Ring Road.
The Neue Galerie team has found archival evidence to newly attribute some major works to Moser, including a black oak cabinet inlaid with a scene of fish nibbling seaweed that belongs to the Museum of Applied Arts in Budapest.
As for the other possibility, an ongoing phylogenetic study has found no indications that newly imported HIV-1 strains are responsible for the changes in set-point HIV RNA levels.
A group of teachers also held a protest rally in front of the Greek Parliament, holding banners with slogans such as "It's enough" and "No to demolition of public education" And a new opinion poll has found little public support for the newly reshuffled government in Athens, even within supporters of the two parties in the coalition.
The backward gaze has found a focus in a newly published history, "The L.S.O.: A Century of Triumph and Turbulence," by Richard Morrison, a London critic.
He represents the incoherent, inchoate and ill-informed rage against the fallout of neoliberal globalisation that has found a home in a newly mobilised and racialised nationalism across the west.
