That program, established in 1955 by the State Legislature, spurred the development of about 105,000 units of housing in 269 developments by giving developers subsidies and tax breaks in exchange for rent limits for a fixed time period.
As performance "Brooklyn Babylon" isn't about spur-of-the-moment creation; it does not draw a connection between the improvisatory nature of jazz and painting.
Intriguing surprises arise from Marion's selling her soul as a piece of conceptual art and her spur-of-the-moment lie about suffering from an inoperable brain tumour.
Yellow legal pads, scraps of paper, envelopes, and the occasional crisp leaf of official Mad Men stationary record Weiner's spur-of-the-moment thoughts about character development, plot structure, and set design.
"I thought Rob was awfully handsome and was hoping to get his attention by telling him about a spur-of-the-moment trip to Shikoku I had taken with my sister when we were living in Japan," she said.
Gates had mentioned this to Jones, saying that Donilon's sound-offs and strong spur-of-the-moment opinions, especially about one general, had offended him so much at an Oval Office meeting that he nearly walked out.
Sincerity is about immediacy, spontaneity, spur-of-the moment responses that well up from your genuine self.
To that lineup, one must add "Spur of the Moment," about a girl barely 13 who falls in lust with her parents' decidedly post-pubescent lodger.
That spurred Aventis, which had 1999 revenues of about $11 billion, to take the corn seed off the market.
"The truth is that this freeze was entered into on the spur of the moment and nobody thought about the consequences".
