Taking up photography seriously only in 1851, he presented an album of 300 flower photographs in Paris three years later; it is these for which he is principally known today.
With the grill clean and the fire getting hot, Mr. Schlesinger retreated to his small kitchen, which he uses principally as a staging area for grilling activities.
François Rebsamen, the leader of the Socialist group in the French Senate, said that "Nicolas Sarkozy has engaged in an exercise of amnesia, as if he has lived elsewhere for 10 years and suddenly discovered problems for which he is principally responsible".
In the prologue Mr. Svankmajer states that "Lunacy" owes its "blasphemy and subversiveness" to Sade, by which he probably and principally means the scene in which the Marquis unleashes a harangue against God, while some half-dozen seminude actors execute a tame pantomime.
Yet that ignores the esteem with which he is held at Ballydoyle, principally by O'Brien himself.
He opposes its requirement that insurance plans cover prenatal screenings, principally amniocentesis, which he said are used to "cull" fetuses with birth defects.
He has a longstanding interest in football and tried to buy Liverpool in 2010, a corporate battle which he lost to the Boston-based Fenway SpownedGroup principally owned by the financier John Henry.
As an inspiration for Surrealism, though, Breton was drawn principally to Oceanic art, which he described as "one of the great lock-keepers of our heart".
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"On the contrary, in fact the evidence seems to suggest that it's the capital cities which gain principally from these developments," he told the BBC.
