The museum curator turned newspaper critic Richard Dorment was another, as was Richard Ormond, soon to become 19th-century curator at the National Portrait Gallery.
The Tynemouth MP Dame Irene Ward was one of the species, the redoubtable Bessie Braddock, MP for the Exchange Division of Liverpool, was another – as was Mary Featherstonhaugh Frampton, who became a daunting presence.
Crawford is one of those somewhat unusual N.B.A. players — World B. Free, who took his Brooklyn playground act to the N.B.A.'s big tent in the 1970s, was another, as is the Knicks' J. R. Smith — who need only to make a shot or two to look like Clark Kent changing into Superman.
An individual's need to stand up to convention was an early theme, as in "The Romantic Egoists" (1954); guilt-driven self-destruction was another, as in "The Great World and Timothy Colt" (1956), the first of many novels about upper-crust lawyers.
There was another AS event, which was derived from a situation in which the 5' terminal exon was completely mapped to intronic region of another transcript.
(My immediate boss John T McNaughton, Robert McNamara's primary assistant on Vietnam, was another; as documented in the recent publication of his personal diary).
