Eachchapter includes a photo essayand case studies that illustratehis primary points.
As in the Grey Gallery show, the latest additions emphasize abstract artists whose primary points of departure were Russian Constructivism and the more idealistic geometry of Mondrian.
Both sides presented their primary points of contact for the four newly proposed working groups focusing on previous agreements, mitigation measures for the F-15 sale to Saudi Arabia, technical mitigation issues, and intelligence/policy.
A decade after the end of the cold war, Washington is working with every army in Latin America save Cuba's, and military officers, spies and their political cohorts are often its primary points of contact.
That proposal, Ms. Sherwood said, aims to move the negotiating process forward by addressing the three primary points of dispute — health care, raises and the use of teachers during the school day, like the staffing of study halls and scheduling professional training.
Is it just a bit of casual realism, to fill out the scene, in keeping with the splendidly economical, nigh Hemingwayesque opening paragraphs that omnisciently zoom in on Quauhnahuac from above, listing its primary points of interest as placidly as the Lonely Planet?
