He focuses on "unusually complex, enduring works for what they reveal about the age".
The reigning Ballon d'Or winner has been strongly linked with a move after enduring an unusually goal-shy run which has seen him fail to score in nine of his last 13 appearances for club and country.
There were fears that Wigan Athletic's promotion to the Premier League in 2005 might undermine the town's reputation as a rugby nursery, especially with the club enduring an unusually lean spell at the time.
"Cowgirls," which followed the mystical adventures of a hitchhiker with unusually large thumbs, earned Mr. Robbins an enduring cult following largely among post-adolescents and older readers with unending affection for the 1960s.
DONALD TRUMP'S CEILING OF SUPPORT REMAINS UNUSUALLY LOW - Randy Yeip: "One of the enduring truths of the 2016 presidential campaign has been the seeming inability of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton to break through their low ceilings of support.
After two months, sank ; Guerriere's crew were most dismayed to see their cannonballs bouncing off the Constitutions unusually strong live oak hull, giving her the enduring nickname of "Old Ironsides".
At a time when eco-social design experiments intended to help people to live sustainably are increasingly popular among young designers, and cultural events like the Manchester festival are eager to commission work with an enduring impact on needy local communities, the Biospheric Project is unusually ambitious.
Mr. Chomet's unusually open challenge may simply point to a gulf between European practices, which grant artists enduring "moral rights" in their work, and an American approach that says, in effect, a deal is a deal.
Kepes was an unusually inspiring teacher whose pioneering theories of the construction and impact of visual imagery had an enduring influence on Bass's work.
Page A4 HUMAN ELEMENT IN FLOODS With Thailand enduring some of its worst flooding in half a century, experts are blaming human activity for turning an unusually heavy monsoon season into a disaster.
