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After a subsequent, brief association with the fussily Realist Pre-Raphaelites, he hit his stride as a militant aesthete — the pictorial poet of London's salons and foggy twilights — and a fop's fop.

Mr. Strauss-Kahn's subsequent brief affair with Ms. Nagy, who is married, soon became public — spurring an internal investigation at the fund that would ultimately clear him of having abused the power of his office.

The 90-minute Art – Christopher Hampton's anglicisation of Yasmina Reza's 1994 play – began this fashion, and there have been many subsequent brief evenings, with the sprinter market currently served by the National Theatre's 100-minute Antigone and the Sheffield Crucible's 80-minute rendition of Pinter's Betrayal, both served up without a break for drinks.

Watching Ruben Santiago-Hudson's appealingly acted production, which opened last night at the Peter Norton Space, you can understand why "First Breeze" won an Obie Award for its Off Broadway incarnation and a Tony nomination for best play for its subsequent, brief Broadway run.

Saunders will become the fourth boss at Molineux in less than a year after the departure of Mick McCarthy last February and the subsequent brief tenure of Terry Connor.

A subsequent briefing JIEDDO prepared on US companies tied to Fatima inappropriately disseminated information on at least several US persons.

Mr. Egeland made the comments in an interview and a subsequent briefing to the Security Council on the growing failure to protect civilians caught in armed conflict.

In this subsequent briefing he went further and asked why it should be him who takes the blame for the club's failings this year, when there were so many others involved.

Noor had backed a rival of President Hamid Karzai in the 2009 election, and, as I was told in a subsequent briefing, he talked about how Karzai and "the palace" had essentially cut off relations thereafter.

At a subsequent briefing, Russian Defense Ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov went further and named Britain as the government allegedly responsible, claiming it was intended "to prod the United States to launch missile strikes against Syria".