That Observer voice is rooted in two eras of the paper in the 20th century.
The narrative, which starts near New Zealand and circles the globe, is bewildering in its complexity, featuring characters in six eras who might share a soul migrating through time.
Many club mottos, bestowed in bygone eras, now ring hollow or hark back to more glorious days, but not Barcelona's.
This week, however, producers for "Tea," which features the "Star Trek" star Kate Mulgrew as Ms. Hepburn in two eras, said the show was being evicted to make way for another production, "The Thing About Men," a musical by Joe DiPietro and Jimmy Roberts.
They say people thought that the Expo would divide Seville's history in two eras – Pre-Expo and Post-Expo.
The story takes place in two eras, one about thirty years into the future and the other further in the future.
No player has combined all of that in one era.
While drawings and paintings may be made in one era, their attributions and history are constantly in flux.
Founded in 1892, the City Club was once in the forefront of civic advocacy, fighting Tammany Hall in one era, Robert Moses in the next.
Plessy and other discredited decisions are reminders that the court's rulings in one era cannot be shielded from scrutiny in another.
A lengthy discussion of Sam Levenson's "In One Era and Out the Other" stresses its profundity and its influence on Niven's wordplay.
