The tens of millions of dollars in endorsements that Li has collected depend on her connection to the Chinese market.
Here, in a conversation with The New Yorker's fiction editor, Deborah Treisman, she sheds light on the perils of becoming a writer, on her family, and on her connection to Ravenna.
If so, The Caucus has a roundup for you of the best quotes from the weekend, Iowa-style. 1. Michele Bachmann, the winner of the Iowa straw poll, repeatedly focused on her connection to the state — she was born in Waterloo — as she worked toward victory.
Clinton, though, leaned on her connection to New York state with more determination, repeating in her opening and closing statements that she was honored to have served the state for two terms as US senator and that she intended to take "New York values" to the White House.
Ms. Paulin-Ramirez has been meeting in Dublin with F.B.I. agents, who have urged her to return to the United States for questioning on her connections with Ms. LaRose, Mr. Damache and others in the investigation.
The Times piece described how Collins, drawing on her connections with other women Senators, with whom she often shared meals, was putting together a bipartisan way out — and, thanks to how well women play with others, it just might work.
While other prominent defendants have mounted similar efforts in recent years, Ms. Stewart's campaign has become what some say is a celebrity defense that draws on her own reputation (as an instructor in and guide to a certain manicured lifestyle), as well as on her connections to other media luminaries, to start making her case well before opening arguments begin.
But he has almost as much disdain for Clinton based on her connections to the establishment, since even under Democratic presidents (Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, Reagann's low tax rates continued.
Second-Place (you see how this works?) Bernie Sanders' insistence on her connections to Super Pacs, & speeches to Goldman Sachs, etc. works some of this same hypnosis.
And she praised Patricia for not trying to sell her story to the media--even as she sat on the explosive news of her connection to Oprah for three years.
More important, Mitchell was moving between New York and Paris, on the one hand consolidating her connection to European modernism, particularly to Cézanne and early Mondrian, and on the other, absorbing the spirit of the New York painters she felt closest to, Willem de Kooning and Arshile Gorky.
