Among other things, Mr. Reich's score represents a feat of mimicry.
With chattering figures building into great washes of sound, the score is a feat of symphonic minimalism akin to John Adams's "Harmonielehre," except that the façade of grandeur is as unstable as the images in Morrison's collage.
The clubs tied an A.L. record when all 18 starters scored, matching a feat accomplished by the Boston Red Sox and Philadelphia Athletics on June 29 , 1950
"There but for the grace of the moment go I," we can think -- a very human feeling, by the way -- or we can examine our individual humanity and perhaps find the small child in ourselves that has been inflating his or her grown-up image for years, puffing up a moment here or there -- a test score, an athletic feat, a hint of danger and our "survival".
However, in the Candidates matches en route to becoming the challenger, Fischer had demolished world-class grandmasters Mark Taimanov and Bent Larsen, each by a perfect score of 6 0, a feat no one else had ever accomplished in any Candidates match.
In a friendly match against Vasco da Gama he scored four times, a feat that persuaded Vasco to sign him in 1985.
"James was keen to stay at Oxford and overhaul the club's scoring record - a feat that after six years of committed service he was desperate to achieve," said Eastleigh boss Richard Hill.
He scored his 30,000th point — a feat he congratulated himself about on Instagram hours before he actually accomplished it.
He scored 21 last season, a feat viewed by many as an aberration because his specialty is wearing down opponents on defense.
Penn, Teller, and the game's publisher, Absolute Entertainment, planned a lavish prize for any player that scored a hundred points, a feat that would require eight hundred continuous hours of play: a real-life trip from Tucson to Las Vegas on a desert bus carrying showgirls and a live band.
