Having just found out, I've only just started listening; what's there is a cinematic event with many levels of intrigue, from their first-order revelations regarding Hitchcock's art to the peculiar relationship between the two men to the historical passage from one to the other that their production embodies.
While I was initially stumped by such a concept, the plum vinegar with soda that I ordered was a revelation: shockingly refreshing, tart and fruity, able to stand up to food and cleanse the palate like wine without being cloying.
Ibsen's tight structures frame his crises and order his revelations.
Instead of cooking, I ordered takeout chicken, a revelation.
Bulgaria has ordered an investigation after revelations by the Guardian and other media partners that Azerbaijan operated a secret $2.9bn fund to lobby influential Europeans and to funnel money offshore.
The inquiry was ordered by Stephenson following revelations that phone hacking at the News of the World was more widespread that previously identified and concerns that the Met may not have investigated the allegations thoroughly.
Other tapes showing rough treatment of Mr. Marri, which were discovered in a Pentagon review ordered after the C.I.A. revelations and have been preserved, could prove embarrassing if presented at his trial.
The government ordered an investigation into revelations that cellphones used by the prime minister and other members of the government, senior military officials, the United States Embassy in Athens and others were tapped by unknown persons for about a year, beginning before the Olympics in Athens in 2004.
Before long, they discover that the murder of Hill's wife – far from an impulsive act of barbarism – was ordered from on high, a revelation that ironically seems to confirm the governor's assertion that random street violence is a thing of the past.
Murdoch shut the mass-selling News of the World at the height of the hacking furore last July, and with the political and media elite embarrassed by the revelations, Cameron reluctantly ordered an inquiry.
Ingraham, a Fox News host and influential booster of President Donald Trump, said Pruitt was "hurting the president" with extravagant spending and embarrassing personal revelations that he ordered aides to buy him a used Trump hotel mattress and track down his favorite moisturizing lotion at a hotel.
