Narratives are invented in association with the photographs, and we drift down our own private river of memory.
The Grand Army to which the plaza refers was the Grand Army of the Republic, a moniker invented by an association of veterans of the various Union armies.
Yet progressive reformers also invented institutions and associations that enabled citizens to confront, if not resolve, the new problems that arose during the Industrial Revolution.
Based at Mareil-sur-Mauldre, a village 40km west of Paris, he sells all the organic vegetables he grows direct to consumers, thanks to the system invented by the Associations for the Preservation of Peasant Farming (Amap).
That is the point about Barcelona: they may have the world's most talented individual in Leo Messi, and three or four more of the top 10, but the game they play is the one it was supposed to be when it was invented: not just football; association football.
Word spread about the newly invented game, and numerous associations wrote Naismith for a copy of the rules, which were published in the January 15 , 1892 issue of the Triangle, the YMCA Training School's campus paper.
They have invented unprecedented forms of mass association and assembly, in which they can debate far-reaching questions about popular sovereignty, class polarisation and social justice.
Cyber Monday was invented by Shop.org, an industry association, in recognition of the fact that people shop online when they are at work.
Not long ago the Supreme Court invented a new "right of association" and bestowed that right on political parties.
Freud was led to the study of dreams by the method of free association, which he had invented.
Performance was well beyond the skills of his own musicians and the association with Brandenburg was invented 150 years after Bach's death.
