In the 1980s Japanese buyers enriched by their country's newly muscular economy pushed prices upwards.
Newly married, he pushed himself into the city's upper social strata and found customers with money to spend.
The seriousness of Ptolemy's illness revealed itself in progressive chunks of new information: like a horrific fold-out poster, where each day, a newly revealed section pushed his chances of living further and further away from us.
Back in LA, the newly minted Task Force pushed through the Concert and Music Festival Safety Act, a bill that required more stringent age regulations and security and medical staff requirements for events over 10,000 in capacity, in addition to guidelines for water and breaks between sets.
On Wednesday, Samsung's set to announce the Galaxy S8, its first major release since everything went down with the Note 7. Samsung has spent the months in the lead up to the release of its new handset pushing its newly instituted safety precautions, starting with a global press conference in which it discussed its findings and culminating with an aggressive ongoing ad campaign.
Buoyed by the new mediator, newly independent government institutions pushed austerity measures that cut government spending and incentivized foreign investment.
Beneath highway overpasses, Syrians newly joining the five million pushed from their homes by war mill about with their baggage, not sure where to go.
With Wang newly vulnerable, hard-liners pushed the idea that his "Tough Porridge" was actually a veiled attack on Deng Xiaoping, who, ostensibly retired, was still the supreme power at the time.
While his work never appealed to the Japanese who were responsible for the 1980s art boom or to the hedge fund billionaires or newly rich Russians who pushed prices in the last few years, it has, for the most part, been snapped up by low-key, seasoned collectors.
The newly promoted women then pushed for the creation of the MPST and required that data on gender be collected from all personnel.
