Addams' malaise was somewhat analogous to the unidentified illness that her later acquaintance, Charlotte Perkins Gilman (as described in The Yellow Wallpaper) suffered.
"Wilt Chamberlain (a later acquaintance) was quoted as saying that Hoover was the toughest guy, physically, he ever played against". Not long ago, Hoover, who still lives in New York and manages rock performers, was passing through Chicago and bought a newspaper in the airport.
Two days later, the acquaintance, Jacobo Tagler Dobín, introduced Mr. Wallace to a winsome dancer, Juana Hilda González, who danced for a rock group called Climax.
Clinton was a relentless networker, starting to put in place that impressive network of acquaintances later known simply as FoBs (Friends of Bill).
Eight hours later, my three acquaintances left the club.
He saw Nettles as his soulmate, and some of his acquaintances later recalled that she had a strong influence on him.
A private vehicle that belonged to an acquaintance later arrived.
A childhood acquaintance later commented, "I had never seen such an antisocial monster".
In an interview with The Washington Post, the mother, Dina Casanga, first described Elmer as "the father" and later as "an acquaintance," and said she did not know his last name.
He was also one of the original founders of High Times magazine, buddying with Neil Young, Hunter Thompson and Norman Mailer (who, along with Doris Kearns Goodwin, a Boston acquaintance, later testified on his behalf).
