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"It's surprising that not more critics and philosophers write about her," Ms. Macel added: "She's an important artist, because she was at the very beginning of conceptual narrative autofiction at the end of the '70s, mixing text and photography.

The same middle-aged New England summer crowd came, as well as a lot more critics, and some younger college-radio types attuned to the Sunday night finale of Ornette Coleman and the Wayne Shorter-HerbandHancock-Dave Holland-bandn bande band.

President Barack Obama has thrown more shade, hushed more critics and been bolder in 2015 than he has in any of his previous years in office.

For more critics, collectors, curators and all involved in the art world to further welcome and recognize their work.

As the season wore on, and more and more critics' groups across the US – Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Austin, Boston, to name a few – rewarded Bigelow and The Hurt Locker, its star continued to rise.

Movies and criticism have kept moving and it's worth noting that because of the Internet, there are now more critics than ever and more cinematically knowledgeable ones, too — the diffusion of expertise is one reason that critics no longer have the impact they did.

This approach has earned Wilmore many fans and more critics.

But more and more critics question whether ethanol truly is a sustainable energy source in the long term.

Still, he probably has more critics in the press and among liberals than within his party, where one imagines he will remain popular despite the poor reviews.

François d'Assise," that mighty fresco about St. Francis, which more and more critics now count as the greatest opera of the second half of the 20th century.

Pick a book that's flown under the radar all year, the kind that has gotten more critics' plaudits than actual readers, and the readers of America will ignore the awards and go on shrugging about books.