The museum will hold its Fendi-sponsored benefit with the object of courting a broader public, said Lisa Phillips, a director of the museum.
The Nihon shoki continued to be the object of court-supported scholarship until its publication in 1599 made it more widely available to other readers.
American physician whose popular treatise on birth control, the object of celebrated court actions in the United States and England, initiated the widespread use of contraceptives.
They made the Top Ten again with "Pretty Vacant" and "Holidays In The Sun" and topped the album charts in November 1977 with Never Mind The Bollocks, Here's The Sex Pistols – the object of an obscenity court case.
It's a well-documented effect: The object of desire is courted for months before launch, then at launch it is defended to the death, and then, when it is obvious that said object is a success or failure, they react with righteous jubilation or, barring that, a muted boosterism seen in people who play the same numbers in the lotto day after day.
The case can be made that the first approach is indebted to the second, and that one never explains a property of an object tout court but only in relation to a reference class of an object or objects that lack the property (but share the necessary background factors).
Because he has been determined a threat to himself and others, Bureau of Prisons psychologists have been forcibly medicating him, which his defense team has strenuously objected to in a series of court filings.
The forced perspective has several possible consequences, including creating a more regular gesso pattern as seen by the female within the avenue, altering the perceived sizes of court and displayed objects, and creating further illusions which attract the female's attention., We now know that males which create better forced perspective gain more mates.
Like other unwittingly appropriated artists, Mr. Gross objected and reportedly received a small payment from Mr. Prince in an out-of-court settlement.
Clemens walked straight out of court Thursday when United States District Court Judge Reggie Walton objected to the prosecution's use of material the judge said he had specifically forbidden.
But she has also found one more, radical strategy: unless the Russian authorities begin force-feeding her or agree to release her (possibly as part of a trade), then she will deprive the Russian court of the object of its actions: by the time her sentence is read on March 21st or 22nd, she will be dead.
