Dedicated to African-American artists since its founding in 1968, it has lately shed its genteel image.
Having campaigned for years against open-source software, it has lately changed its stance.
It now offers concerts year round, and it has lately doubled its schedule to four performances (of two programs) a week.
North Korea would like to encourage as much distance as possible between Washington and Seoul, and it has lately stepped up its contacts with South Korea, after months of very little contact.
And though highpointing has been associated with single men in their late 40s and retirees, it has lately begun to attract a younger, more mixed crowd.
It has lately lost some of its prominence to classical defenses like the Slav, but Mark Hebden does not go for fads.
In the past, Bayer has been reluctant to surrender control of its units in joint ventures, and it has lately been a subject of takeover speculation.
At a time when the Vatican could use a little positive notice in the news media, the Holy See has momentarily turned attention away from the helter skelter it has lately faced by offering its enthusiastic praise for the Beatles.
Apple may be insulated by its operating system and apparently impregnable brand, although it has lately been selling cheaper (if scarcely cheap) iPhones.
"Just to clarify, we're not playing for six hours," he said, alluding to Feldman's six-hour String Quartet No. 2, which the Flux has performed on several occasions; it has lately turned up more often than its predecessor.
It has lately undergone a surge in popularity with its theme of answering White's superior control of space with piece exchanges to avoid being cramped.
