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The primary figures in "Military Painting" are soldiers, and thus suited to Mr. Leech's technique of lock step repetition.

In the 70s, he would publish a total of six stylistically rigorous and tonally bleak novels to modest critical success, but it was only in the 80s, in the wake of a Guggenheim fellowship spent in Greece, that DeLillo would fully come into his own as an artist, stepping out of relative obscurity to become one of the primary figures in American fiction.

The ease of viewing those figure supplements that complement the primary figures in eLife's online format should facilitate this. Figure 1 figure supplement 3: We added text to highlight the relationship between this figure supplement and Figure 1D.

And the primary figure in this book is Mr. Bogdanovich himself.

And when it comes to recent sports history, Accorsi, a primary figure in the molding of the Super Bowl-bound Giants, has had a knack for making memories.

The primary figure, in Society Islands style, has 30 small stylized figures arranged symmetrically on its torso, limbs, and face, 10 being placed as the facial features.

His primary mentors seem to have been the physicist John Wheeler, a professor of his at the University of Texas, Austin, and the late Rolf Landauer of I.B.M., a primary figure in the physical theory of information (and a deep skeptic about some of the newer directions of exploration).

"I had heard so many stories over the years about people who were shunned, but I was invited to all of my nieces' birthday parties," said Peter, who is a primary figure in the Oscar-nominated Aids epidemic documentary How to Survive a Plague.

He remains a primary figure in the various investigations into alleged collusion and improper contact with Russian officials.

Melek Taus is the primary figure in the Yazidi belief system, as he filled the earth with flora and fauna.

Moreau was a leader of French Symbolism, a 19th century movement in literature, philosophy, and the arts the exhibition's title comes from the writing of Charles Baudelaire, a primary figure in Symbolist literature.