Glessner House, which was the subject of a notable preservation battle in the 1960s, is considered to be Richardson's finest urban residence.
As we immersed ourselves in the subject of human rights, notable leaders offered their answers.
The choice of subject is notable, given that one of the most painful periods of Britten's time with Pears had been during rehearsals for the Turn of the Screw, in 1954, during which Britten's infatuation with the Miles of that production, the teenage David Hemmings, had teetered on the edge of scandal.
The White House said the GDP revision was subject to a number of notable influences, including the severe winter weather, which temporarily lowered growth.
She is the muse of his current show and, as always, an arresting presence: past middle age, partial to Phyllis Diller wigs, Alice Cooper eyeliner and alcohol, she is the subject of photographs and videos notable for their mingling of affection and aggression.
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He carried out a series of studies on the subject, the most notable of which was an experiment testing the principle of equivalence (i.e., that the gravitational mass of a body is equal to its inertial mass) that forms the cornerstone of Einstein's concept of gravitation the general theory of relativity.
Which brings us back to the subject of media frenzies, and the relative, notable lack of them during the Obama presidency.
In her review, Kipnis writes that Nelson's approach to her subject is notable for both its "distinction-blurring trains of association" and its poetic suppleness.
