Three months later the strangely coinciding deaths of Cixi and the emperor were announced, and a boy who ruled as the Xuantong emperor (1908 1911/12) was enthroned under the regency of his father, the second Prince Chun.
Though I did add a kind word about "The Man Who Loved Women," from 1977 (which I discuss in this clip), I didn't yet see clearly the greatness of the best of Truffaut's "later" work — which, strangely, is the work he made starting in his early thirties.
You can always find a spot near the stage when you're at a concert by yourself, and going to movies alone means you can acceptably take up two seats just for you: one for me, one for my jacket, Nibs, and enormous bag of popcorn-dinner I'll have no shame about digesting strangely later, ideally in my own apartment where I live alone.
But after that he became strangely evasive, and later I learned that older cadres had warned him against associating with the Americans.
Bad beanings shortened the careers of such players as Joe Medwick, Pete Reiser and later Don Zimmer - all Dodgers, strangely enough.
Perhaps the most famous image from the film is Ekberg in the Trevi fountain, and that was stolen, too - from Pierluigi Praturlon, the man who would later become, in a strangely topsy-turvy gesture, La Dolce Vita's set photographer.
Mr MacShane is perhaps too harsh about the failure of his own party leader, Tony Blair, to promote the European cause, and he quotes too often from his experience as Mr Blair's Europe minister and later unpaid envoy (though strangely omitting his own period of imprisonment for expenses fraud).
My take: Most likely, you have a trashy magazine under your arm and strangely -- later in the day forgot if you worked out or not.
Strange afternoon, strangely wonderful.
We'll have more to report on Apple's "strangely familiar" watch later today.
