"This is his world," Mr. Lichtenstein said, referring both to geography and Weegee's style.
"Those hotels are over," he said, referring both to the imitators and the originals, which he no longer owns.
"We can't turn away from crises like these," Mr. Holbrooke said, referring both to Sierra Leone and Congo.
Colleagues on campus sometimes joke about how his blood runs blue, referring both to Columbia's school color and to his overarching loyalty.
"It's like everybody's in mourning," he said, referring both to Bernie Madoff's victims and to the people whose stock portfolios had merely taken a dive.
"It's the first time I've ever had security," Ms. Mendolia said, referring both to the need to secure a lease and the feeling of stability doing so provided.
"The previous deal couldn't have passed,"' Mr. Sperling said recently, referring both to the details of the pact and the Congressional climate.
"It's truly tragic," says the ALA's Office for Intellectual Freedom deputy director Deborah Caldwell Stone, referring both to the removal of Wolf Boys and the larger issue.
The title of this work has a double meaning, referring both to the jacket and to the artist's decision to destroy one of his own paintings.
Even the title is on double duty, referring both to the checkpoint's call sign and to the faltering steps that Michael, when stoned, demonstrates to his wife.
Actually, he was referring both to joining the Indians and to the daughter he and his wife, the actress JoAnna Garcia Swisher, are expecting in May.
