Getting things back to normal is how many people put it, including the Negrottos, Barry and Jacque (pronounced Jackie), in their decorated house on Orleans Avenue.
Elliott Michener, No. AZ-578, the inmate gardener, "had accomplices," as Professor Beatty put it, including a guard who would visit San Francisco on weekends and come back with seed packets.
Mr. Cohen has spent a career serving "unpopular groups and people," as he has put it, including representing a Hamas political leader who was jailed in New York in the 1990s and defendants in terrorism cases elsewhere.
The lab's "competing customers," as Mr. Drummond put it, include the county's 50 police departments and the security forces of the State University of New York and Metro-North.
Like Bosch, who made big paintings out of little figures, the Minutemen had made a couple of large records out of "little songs with no filler," as Mr. Watt put it, including the 1984 double album "Double Nickels on the Dime".
And Mr. Christiansen has meticulously styled a cedar A-frame built in the 1950s -- a rental, no less -- to reflect that vision, switching out the contents for furnishings that are more theme-appropriate, or "on brand," as he put it, including Day-Glo surf paintings bought in Hawaii and an armada of vintage webbed lawn chairs.
They have chosen the values of their adopted home over their ancestral one.Those new values, as Mr Bharara put it, include holding "accountable anyone who breaks the law no matter what their societal status and no matter how powerful, rich or connected they are".
Films reflecting "a sense of survival, of moving ahead in one's world," as Mr. Gilmore put it, include Lisa F. Jackson's "Greatest Silence: Rape in the Congo," in which she interviews rape victims and draws on her own experience as the survivor of a gang rape.
But those hopes were dashed by a series of "teething problems," as one engineer put it, including the failure of a 30-ton transformer in the system for chilling the helium that, in turn, chills the superconducting magnets that guide the protons.
The original book was also followed by several sequels, growing to a "five-part trilogy," as Mr. Adams put it, including "The Restaurant at the End of the Universe," "Life, the Universe and Everything" and "So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish".
