They can't stop reliving the historic face-off, reopening the wound, replaying that whole media circus, wishing it had come out the opposite way.
When Nico settles in the Marais neighborhood of Paris — magnificent and crumbling before its historic face-lift — he is welcomed by a beautiful, enigmatic woman played by the iconic New Wave actress Bulle Ogier.
He took me to a small diner off Union Square, where I had a wonderful breakfast among a handful of miscellaneous wanderers like myself, New Yorkers with their large, historic faces, every one of whom, delivered here without an explanation, seemed invaluable.
North Korean officials pulled out of an historic face-to-face meeting with Mike Pence during the Winter Olympics, the vice president's office said Tuesday.
At the time, I was an eager first-term Councilmember-at-Large in Des Moines, and I channeled my enthusiasm for the historic face-off into quite the neighborhood debate watch party.
But with universities chasing the revenue and stability offered by those contracts, some with storied traditions and historic rivalries face uncertain futures.
The heritage buildings in historic Jeddah City face serious issues related to their management, conservation, documentation and monitoring of this important building sector.
In "Bobby and J. Edgar: The Historic Face-Off Between the Kennedys and J. Edgar Hoover That Transformed America," Burton Hersh, a journalist and historian, chronicles a struggle that began years before Bobby Kennedy became attorney general in his brother's administration and — in nominal terms — Hoover's superior.
The court has corrected a number of the historic disadvantages faced by certain groups that Mr Clarke says are worth correcting.
