L966 was a large triumph for the East Germans and an even larger disappointment for English rowing.
On the other, human lives speed forward, detailed by the smallest daily considerations — a morning pill — and the largest triumphs and tragedies.
"It's like being a good umpire," Pietrucha says, suggesting that one of Clearview's largest triumphs will be how quietly it replaces Highway Gothic sign by sign in the coming years.
Surely the time has come to put away the myths surrounding trans athletes, and instead celebrate their successes, from small victories of the likes of Nattaphon Wagnyot to the larger triumphs of athletes like Chris Mosier.
It is impossible to disconnect the larger triumph of human empire from the more particular destruction of Western colonial imperialism at that time.
Throughout their career, London Grammar have placed eight singles on the all-genre ranking, with their song "Strong" remaining their largest triumph, as it peaked at No. 16.
Bradman said "There were more beautiful players, but for absolute efficiency and results where can one turn to equal [Ponsford]?" Robinson described Ponsford as the "founder of total batting, the first to make a habit of regarding 100 as merely the opening battle in a campaign for a larger triumph".
Flouting the law, sneering at democracy, bachelor-at-large Michele Bloomberlusconi triumphed yesterday in his flagrant third-time purchase of the top spot in the supposedly smartest city in the world.
By and large, though, the triumphs had been British.
Conclusion: Invigoration-through-vacationing is not the expression of some bursting life force but, in large part, a Triumph of the Will.
