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In 1987 Ms. Allen landed on Broadway in back-to-back productions that established her as a leading lady.

That same year Ms. King included "You've Got a Friend" on "Tapestry," a landmark album that established her as a superstar and went on to sell more than 10 million copies in the United States.

Through the 1980s and 90s her writing gathered critical mass towards a core of novels that established her genius, including Down by the River, Wild Decembers and In the Forest.

And the glowering black-and-gray canvas reliefs that established her reputation in the early 1960s could easily be the deepening, crowning achievements of a life's work, like Mozart's Requiem or Beethoven's Ninth.

Ms. Berk performed with some modern dance companies, living as a free spirit in what was known as an open marriage, and in the 1950's began the work that established her reputation from London to New York and California.

Long before she married the vintner-poet Baron Philippe de Rothschild in 1954 -- in a surprise ceremony that established her as a fixture of Vogue, Harper's Bazaar and Women's Wear Daily -- she was already somebody.

On Homeland, male characters like Quinn, Nicholas Brody (his precursor in Carrie's affections), and Saul Berenson (Carrie's mentor at the CIA) often function as narrative whipping boys, whose suffering galvanizes Carrie into actions that establish her bullish, ruthless dedication to cause and country.

On Homeland, male characters like Quinn, Nicholas Brody (his precursor in Carrie's affections), and Saul Berenson (Carrie's mentor at the CIA) often function as narrative whipping boys, whose suffering galvanizes Carrie into actions that establish her bullish, ruthless dedication to cause and country.

"An American in Paris" changed that, establishing her image as a knowing, often controlling character.

She makes a film, "The Depths of Shallowness," about her sister; has her navel pierced; develops a crush on Jane's rock musician brother, Trent; almost goes to Alternapalooza; takes a career aptitude test that establishes her suitability for work at a funeral home; and confronts her parents' hippie past.

She sang her first Azucena the next night and repeated Fidalma the night after that, a feat that quickly established her reputation in Europe as a masterly interpreter of the Italian repertory at its most demanding.