Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg responded to the decision yesterday, saying, "New York has come a long way since the tragic events which transpired in Crown Heights over 10 years ago".
In the case of The Age of Reinvention, the eighth novel by French author Karine Tuil, it is the latter, sadly, which transpires to be true.
She appears in the fictional television show Bid Crazy TV, and auditions for a girl band, X-Pose, which transpires to be a money-making scam.
All of this takes on even greater importance in light of the events which transpired on Friday.
They collected packages which transpired to be drugs.
We live in an era in which everything transpires in real time; communication is immediate and asymmetric.
It is an attempt to bring home to American citizens, through the instrumentality of the screen, that which is transpiring in Germany today".
Many Swedes found it unpatriotic to allow Norway to choose the peace prize, although some historians now believe this was an effort to help mend Swedish-Norwegian relations (their governments' union was on the brink of splitting, which eventually transpired in 1905).
I am referring, of course, to the Internet, which over the past decade has slowly become the de facto heart of American culture: the public space in which our most influential conversations transpire, in which our new celebrities are discovered and touted, in which fans are won and careers made.
(Bale told Variety that he "ate a lot of pies," which is a funnier answer than most of what transpires in VICE).
