The magazine, edited by James Bennet, is still very much in the middle of the conversation, but these days it is prized mostly for bringing luster to digital assets like TheAtlantic.com, Atlantic Wire, Atlantic Cities, and beginning Monday, Quartz.
"It amounts to an industrial-scale facility that would be constructed in an area prized for its mostly natural environment," the groups said in a letter.
Born in Scotland of Polish parents, Temianka, who founded the Paganini String Quartet and the California Chamber Symphony, had an important career as a violinist and conductor and made recordings during the 1930s, mostly unavailable today, that were prized by violinists.
He hunted occasionally, but as he grew older, he mostly bought and sold guns and prized them as objects to be revered.
Because they are relatively large, conspicuous and are mostly active by day, they have been long prized by humans for food, collections and their cultural connection.
But TKNY's small-is-beautiful sentiment comes mostly from Japan, where space is precious and technology prized.
She had prized unanimity.
Visual display was prized.
I have been on mostly women-run prize committees which questioned their own feminist bona fides and then voted for the men's books".
Likewise, among 86 graduating seniors at the Rye Country Day School, about 25 received prizes, mostly books, said Paul Wieman, principal of the upper school.
