Price procured a cult following among critics and scholars since the 1960s, including Lucy Lippard, who declared in 1966, "It is a fact rather than a value judgment that no one else, on the east or west coast, is working like Kenneth Price".
Sitting in the coffee area of BuzzFeed's offices on West 21st Street in Manhattan, he pointed out that there is nothing more viral than news that no one else has, so it makes sense to create some.
Her main qualifications, other than the fact that no one else wants the job, are an innate, unsmiling bossiness, neat handwriting and her ability to perform, in a tentative, quavering voice, one song about Chairman Mao.
Ask yourself what changes you can make here, that no one else other than you will even notice.
But Eddie told me: 'There's another kid who's actually better than Kurtley: Quade Cooper.' No one else mentioned Quade but Eddie found him".
"No one else other than H.S.U.S. or the A.S.P.C.A. can afford the legislative work that needs to be done," she said.
His technique is, of course, astonishing (no one else, other than Titian, painted such warm, touchable, translucent skin, and, in some of these paintings, his way with the exquisite folds of fabric are reminiscent of Fragonard) but what distinguishes Renoir's art is the sense of life, the philosophical wisdom they convey.
And the banks will collect fees for little more than promising to make loans if no one else will.
A prosecutor subsequently asked Bonds, "So no one else other than perhaps the team doctor and your personal physician has ever injected anything into you or taken anything out?" "Well, there's other doctors from surgeries," Bonds said.
