They leave it to some Boswell in the White House press, correspondence or speech-writing offices to reflect on, say, Fire Prevention Week and pen documents that begin with topic sentences like this: "As powerful as any force in the natural world, fire deserves our utmost attention".
21 A survey of the General Register Office for Scotland (hereafter GROS) and press correspondence in the early decades of the twentieth century reveals stillbirth to be a continuing problem for local registrars and examiners.
In her new book, "The Master of Us All" (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, $25), the veteran Paris-based correspondent Mary Blume tries to get at what drove Balenciaga, a Spanish-born couturier, not only by poring over press clippings, correspondence and period accounts but also by interviewing at length a relatively anonymous nonagenarian by the name of Florette Chelot.
They include correspondence, press clippings, photos, audiovisual recordings, personal papers and appointment books.
Consequently, these decrees drove the Burschenschaften underground, restricted the publication of nationalist materials, expanded censorship of the press and private correspondence, and limited academic speech by prohibiting university professors from encouraging nationalist discussion.
As such, Ms. Mucha's official responsibilities were defined as press relations, scheduling and correspondence.
In correspondence, children press a right or left response key as quickly as possible.
Brake pressed her again in correspondence when she replied that her statement to the committee was "completely unequivocal".
In that correspondence, Elisabeth presses Descartes on the relation between the two really distinct substances of mind and body, and in particular the possibility of their causal interaction and the nature of their union.
He later engaged in detailed, but punchy, correspondence in the press on the perverse uses of plutonium, above all in the Guardian's letters columns, some in collaboration with the then Astronomer Royal, Sir Martin Ryle, and others with myself.
It is true that these responses were prompted by an ad in the public press, but they remain private correspondence and should not be circulated without the writers' consent.
