From 1876 to 1878 Wagner also embarked on the last of his documented emotional liaisons, this time with Judith Gautier, whom he had met at the 1876 Festival.
It's this liaison — the mother visiting her rich Spanish boyfriend — that inspires the Cheetahs to go to Barcelona for a talent competition.
The main liaison in this transaction was his dear friend Georges Clemenceau, prime minister of France, 1906-9 and 1917-20.
Even Alex Cross, the warmhearted forensic psychologist who serves as F.B.I. liaison in this series, is impressed with the 'Mind's evil genius.
"The general outlook for many of these farms is not good," said Bill Evans, the government's chief liaison in this county.
When a warrant of arrest was issued in May of 1734, Voltaire took refuge in the château of Mme du Châtelet at Cirey in Champagne and thus began his liaison with this young, remarkably intelligent woman.
As I progressed in my research, it was not long before I discovered that I had a direct Indian ancestor, was the product of a similar interracial liaison from this period, and had Indian blood in my veins.
We also thank Gretchen Sorensen for her work as a liaison with this project, and Catherine Waszak for her administrative support.
The second season opener makes a number of ballsy moves, eschewing, for the most part, the Garveys, our emotional liaisons to this world, with no initial explanation.
Notwithstanding these other potential gains, traditional (and possibly flawed) approaches to intelligence gathering through international development initiatives [ 57] stand to be both improved and made more effective by the application of relevant criteria, models, procedures and standards to both organizational and individual-level activities and liaisons in this context.
