But then, this exhibit shows off Balthus to be far ranging.
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"A special prosecutor generally is far-ranging and never stops," Shelby said.
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He spoke of the far-ranging investigations undertaken by Judge Sérgio Moro.
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Ruderman said the low representation had far-ranging implications in shaping attitudes.
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There are multiple women we've spoken to with far-ranging accusations against Lauer.
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But, like every new age "cure-all," wheatgrass' supposed benefits are far-ranging.
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But for me, that power is too much far-ranging, and too impersonal.
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Profumo added that some critics already saw Leonardo's operations as too far-ranging.
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Broken windows aside, the Cybertruck's distinct design has inspired far-ranging, creative barbs.
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The proposed reforms are big and far-ranging precisely because reform is long overdue.
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A self-taught sommelier with precise, far-ranging taste, she builds the wine lists.
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Lotte's businesses are as far-ranging as candy, hotels, heavy chemicals, electronics and construction.
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As for what counts toward the federal tax break, qualifying expenses are far-ranging.
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Among major car brands, Daimler's exploration of mobility services might be the most far-ranging.
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While a lot of cookbooks meet these criteria, few have Mr. Ottolenghi's far-ranging flair.
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It was unclear how far-ranging the effects of the Cole case decision would be.
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"Opioids superimposed on CNS neuroinflammation may have far-ranging consequences beyond pain," the PNAS study suggests.
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In a rare moment of bipartisan cooperation, the Senate just passed a far-ranging energy bill.
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But his reelection may depend on it, given the far-ranging impacts of a possible pandemic.
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An emergency declaration can be far-ranging and empowers the state to take actions not otherwise permitted.
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And across Europe, countries rely on German leadership on issues as far-ranging as migration and defense.
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It is a far-ranging, smartly and instructively installed show of more than 2267 of his photographs.
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But Barr made clear Tuesday that his review is distinct and more far-ranging than IG Horowitz's investigation.
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Turkey's woes may prompt investors to pull out of other emerging markets, which could have far-ranging repercussions.
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The river smells of industrial waste and sewage — a catastrophe years in the making, with far-ranging consequences.
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Such far-ranging commentary has raised questions among some N.R.A. members about the scope of the organization's messaging.
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But Mr. Braxton, an inclusive thinker and far-ranging saxophonist, has returned to classic jazz repertoire at various points.
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In January Rex Tillerson, then America's secretary of state, made a far-ranging speech about the administration's aims in Syria.
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Since then, dozens more statues have been erected, including some as far-ranging as Australia, Germany and the United States.
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Quincy Jones goes in: In a wild, far-ranging interview with Vulture, the legendary music producer spilled copious amounts of tea.
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This partnership goes beyond just the engine supply arrangement, Markusic said, and will provide more far-ranging benefits for the startup.
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Since we don't know how long the shutdown will last, it's impossible to say how far-ranging its effects will be.
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Democratic leaders had a "far-ranging" discussion at a morning meeting about how the Senate should respond, according to Illinois Sen.
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The two of them would typically play a full set of far-ranging improvisation, all based around a single jazz standard.
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These challenges are too far-ranging in their effects for any nation to isolate itself from the rest of the world.
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These facts, along with the numerous indictments and convictions, reveal the far-ranging scope of Russia's multiple interventions in the 2016 election.
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Christopher Quinn's documentary makes a persuasive, far-ranging case against factory farming, which it skewers from philosophical, epidemiological and even economic perspectives.
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Because photography touches most everything, our topics have been far-ranging — from the environment, cyberbullying and immigration to race, gender and class.
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America's Health Insurance Plans's chief executive, Marilyn Tavenner, had warned late last week that discontinuing the subsidies would have far-ranging effects.
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But these very suspicions have made it politically impossible for him to do any far-ranging deal with Mr Putin on foreign policy.
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But the far-ranging changes he is bringing to the conservative kingdom and to the region carry risk and no guarantee of success.
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"We've got plenty of capital and plenty of activity going on," he said in a far-ranging discussion with TechCrunch's own Jordan Crook.
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"The detection of organic molecules and methane on Mars has far-ranging implications in light of potential past life on Mars," Kate said.
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He built a reputation for partying in the Lebanese coastal casino town of Jounieh, and was accused of having plotted far-ranging attacks.
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The Trump administration's proposed new definition, on the other hand, would require a far-ranging inventory of an immigrant's history and economic prospects.
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The policy targets abortion only very narrowly — forcing women to carry unwanted pregnancies has far-ranging effects that go beyond this stated aim.
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They only work when you picture what he's saying, which gives you a greater appreciation for just how far-ranging his mind is.
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The challenges remain the same today as they always are with voluminous needs spread across multijurisdictional projects with far ranging levels of financial flexibility.
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That included questioning Christopher Steele, the former British spy who was compiling the dossier alleging a far-ranging Russian conspiracy to elect Mr. Trump.
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The symbol, found in the bunker of the expansion's titular warmaking AI, Rasputin, quickly sparked a far-ranging conversation on several of Destiny's popular subreddits.
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Dershowitz said that defense lawyers would be able to subject Trump to "broad and far-ranging" depositions about "almost anything" and compel him to answer.
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There is a fundamental shift taking place in the way that we think and talk about legal immigration, with potentially far-ranging consequences for policy.
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It sets far-ranging priorities, in which partners with good intentions make shifts and rectifications, which are sometimes difficult and not always fun to implement.
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The company told CNBC that about 50 self-insured employers have signed up so far, ranging from Seattle Children's Hospital to Washington-based Red Lion Hotels.
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Among the biggest losers on Sunday were elected officials who have been embroiled in the far-ranging corruption investigation known as Lava Jato, or Car Wash.
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Ms. Lamé said she had never expected her far-ranging gigs to add up to a day job, let alone one sanctioned by the city government.
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Representing, even parodying the craze for photography after being announced to the public earlier in the year, the print reflects just how far-ranging its effects were.
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Like previous efforts as a solo artist and with Deep Dish, Retroactive features collaborators as far ranging as the iconic Giorgio Moroder and singer-songwriter Daniel Bedingfield.
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The comprehensiveness is not a surprise because I doubted the filmmakers, but because Mr. Jones's life and career are far-ranging enough to justify a mini-series.
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Finally, Los Angeles is mourning Jonathan Gold, the restaurant critic whose curious, far-ranging, relentless explorations helped his readers understand dozens of cuisines and the city itself.
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"Ansel Adams in Our Time," at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, is a far-ranging exhibition that connects the legendary conservationist to 23 contemporary photographers.
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In addition to its climate goals, the plan includes far-ranging and politically problematic social promises, including guaranteed high-wage jobs, housing, paid vacation and health care.
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The goal appears to be a far-ranging strategy designed to tear at the fabric of democracy itself, in order to undermine and divide Russia's foreign adversaries.
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The far-ranging conversation covered a lot of topics, including the new raid, the evolution of Destiny's endgame, the move away from last-generation consoles and plenty more.
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Recorded over the past 18 months, Too Many Voices draws inspiration from sources as far ranging as Japanese pop and funk band Yellow Magic Orchestra and modern grime.
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And it is just that, providing far-ranging profiles of women from Paris, Nashville, Brooklyn and everywhere else with a keen eye towards fashion on style and fashion.
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"As the father of computer science and artificial intelligence, as well as war hero, Alan Turing's contributions were far-ranging and path-breaking," BoE Governor Mark Carney said.
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Coming back to coronavirus, here are a couple of bullet points from across our coverage just to highlight how far-ranging of an impact the outbreak is having.
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There were spirited, far-ranging discussions of art, film, music, theater, books, fashion, museum exhibitions and advertising — anything that might hint, even remotely, at where color was headed.
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But the incident showed how, in an increasingly interconnected world, a problem in an obscure electrical substation in north central Georgia can generate far-ranging ripples of havoc.
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Wandering albatrosses are one of the most far-ranging fliers — some have been known to circumnavigate the Antarctic Ocean three times in a year — and have elliptical eggs.
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Questions fire off on tangents as far-ranging as his stance on Donald Trump to divestment from fossil fuels and the anti-immigrant rantings of Dutch politician Geert Wilders.
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While the inquiry, started months earlier by the F.B.I., unearthed a far-ranging Russian influence operation, no public evidence emerged that the president or his aides illegally assisted it.
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Alexander and Murray have been able to work together on difficult areas before, including the 21st Century Cures Act, a far-ranging bill that boosted funding for medical research.
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The result, culled from hundreds of essays down to 103, is a far-ranging anthology of athletes, politicians, doctors, activists, and other women who've taken risks and made a difference.
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The government also plans a far-ranging re-equipment programme, and BAE is well placed to win a long-term support contract for the two aircraft-carriers it is building.
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To that end, the types of companies or fintech startups that could utilise Railsbank are far-ranging and Verdon says that every day the company is discovering new use-cases.
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Inside the issue, she's interviewed by her friend Jessica Seinfeld, touching on far-ranging matters from her undying passion for white wine to her fears (or lack thereof) about aging.
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Cohen, who considers herself a documentary artist, uses her photographic eye to govern a practice that is hands-on and far-ranging, in terms of adopting skill-sets far outside photography.
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Even the genial Mr. McCartney, in and out of the Beatles, had aggressive songs like "Helter Skelter" and "Live and Let Die," both part of his far-ranging set on Saturday.
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Over his career, Branson has built hundreds of other far-ranging businesses under his brand too, from Virgin Cola, to financial services company Virgin Money, to movie theaters with Virgin Cinemas.
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Trump has effectively set a limit on how far-ranging settlement-building can be, so Netanyahu will be able to tell the far-right their ambitions are out of the question.
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We must think bigger, conserving across the mosaic of protected and unprotected landscapes that these far-ranging cats inhabit, if we are to avert the otherwise certain loss of the cheetah forever.
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"Because there are relatively few robots in the US economy, the number of jobs lost due to robots has been limited so far (ranging between 360,000 and 670,000 jobs)," the authors write.
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Speaking of bouncing and crashing, the stocks of all of these companies swooned on Monday, with investors fearful that far-ranging scrutiny would pull the emergency brake on the digital gravy train.
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"The technologist in me had no choice but to feel impressed," Javier Soltero, Microsoft corporate vice president of Cortana, told me in a far-ranging discussion about voice technology for Mashable's MashTalk podcast.
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"Terri's far-ranging leadership and deep Congressional experience will be an invaluable resource for our Majority, and I am thrilled to welcome her back to my office in this new capacity," she added.
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The idea is that the tight stances, lack of far-ranging movement, and emphasis on survival and defense were designed to function in in the confines of a prison cell than a ring.
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If the IPO doesn't go very well and politically the Saudi monarchy looks bad, that could be very far-ranging, particularly for the United States, which maintains strong diplomatic ties to Saudi Arabia.
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Mueller was appointed by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein last May under little-used Justice Department regulations that seem to limit the possibility of a far-ranging report on the special counsel's findings.
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He has expanded his portfolio into a far-ranging set of issues, including Middle East peace, the opioid epidemic, relations with China and Mexico and reorganizing the federal government from top to bottom.
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She can be slyly autobiographical and far-ranging in the subjects of her critique, which include institutional sexism, our cultural obsession with cleanliness and the accepted power structures of the art world itself.
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But we cannot doubt that Moscow, which has believed itself to be at war with the West for over a decade, is waging unceasing and far-ranging information warfare against the entire West.
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Mercury poisoning can have far-ranging impacts on ecosystems and human health, especially because it is bioaccumulative, meaning it tends to amass in animals that are higher in the food web, particularly aquatic predators.
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Ahead, we rounded up ten off-menu options that have been discovered thus far — ranging from rainbow-layered drinks to over-stuffed burritos, ice cream nachos, mac n' chile bread bowls, and much more.
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Ultimately, we'll find out who the winners are on September 3rd, but in the meantime, the list does provide a far-ranging reading list for genre fans to find something to read this summer.
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Jonathan Gold, the Los Angeles Times restaurant critic whose curious, far-ranging, relentless explorations of his native city helped his readers understand dozens of cuisines and the city to understand itself, died in July.
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The watersheds in the monument support downstream farms in the Central Valley that grow 8 percent of all food produced in the U.S. And in other far-ranging effects, the monument mitigates climate change.
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Businesses as far-ranging as UPS, Domino's, Amazon and the hospital group Ticino EOC are testing drones, and, in some cases, have inked deals with drone makers and drone service providers to use them commercially.
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"Trump's personal Twitter account has become the official mouthpiece of the United States, making the national security or domestic safety implications of a compromised account far ranging," he explained, in an email to Fox News.
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Attorney General William Barr's far-ranging "investigation" of the Russia investigation, intended to intimidate intelligence professionals as well as to bolster a false conspiracy theory for the Trump campaign, has proceeded without much visible resistance.
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Artist collections are critical and necessary—artists are uniquely situated to create powerful, idiosyncratic collections because their research is often non-linear, far-ranging, and multi-disciplinary; artists can see and make connections others miss.
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No space in Soane's home better embodies his maximalist and far-ranging tastes than his drawing office, on the top floor, whose every surface is clustered with relics and plaster casts of treasures from classical antiquity.
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Blessed with a trove of 16-millimeter film footage captured during this yearlong adventure, the director, Alison Reid, uses it as the foundation for a far-ranging story of scientific discovery, sexual discrimination and environmental alarm.
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She was aiming for a style that was at once brawny and lavish, and since taking over last year Mr. Hernández has seemed to continue in that vein while bringing his far-ranging curiosity to bear.
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I hope that the selection of these six cities that are quite far ranging on the continent and talk about the countries they are a part of, even in a small way, helps to frame the differences.
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But the federal inquiry in South Carolina's third-largest city is voluntary and limited in scope; it is not a far-ranging civil rights investigation that might have prompted monitored reforms to correct unconstitutional patterns or practices.
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But in a far-ranging career, he also helped build (and sometimes ran) the Grateful Dead's sound system in the 1960s, worked on NASA projects and devised early transistorized hearing aids and navigation devices for the blind.
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"As the father of computer science and artificial intelligence, as well as war hero, Alan Turing's contributions were far-ranging and path-breaking," BoE Governor Mark Carney, who took the final decision on the character selection, said.
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He is generally included among a group of Caribbean writers (Guyana is often considered a Caribbean country because of its demographics and history) who explored themes of identity, colonialism, myth and more in lyrical, far-ranging prose.
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Jonathan Gold, the restaurant critic whose curious, far-ranging, relentless explorations of his native Los Angeles helped his readers understand dozens of cuisines and helped the city understand itself, died on Saturday in a Los Angeles hospital.
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PETER EVANS QUINTET, 'Destination Void' (More Is More, 2015) Before "Genesis," this was the emblematic statement by the quintet, a far-ranging album in which electronic manipulation is as integrated as any other part of the band.
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Already, more than 100 national and state organizations representing interests as far-ranging as biking and walking, transportation reform, the environment, health, disability rights and our nation's local elected officials have signed on in support of the bill.
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"These enormous and unwarranted price hikes have had far-ranging and severe impacts on patients, hospitals, and our health care system," Senator Susan M. Collins, Republican of Maine and the chairwoman of the committee, said in opening remarks.
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Any closure could have far-ranging implications for a wide range of industries — including automotive, electronics and apparel — that source small components and deliver their products on a just-in-time basis on both sides of the border.
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Founded by Paul Graham and Jessica Livingston in 2005, the pioneering accelerator and venture fund gave rise to ventures as far-ranging as Airbnb, Cruise Automation, Dropbox and Stripe, all valued well over $1 billion at this point.
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Influential men of letters, scientists, athletes, artists, and representatives from other fields — including the likes of James Baldwin, W.E.B. Du Bois, and Muhammad Ali — are part of a far-ranging, pluralistic account of Black male identity throughout US history.
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Owing to the building's height, and the shortness of neighboring structures, there are far-ranging views from most apartments as well as the top floor, which is dedicated to amenities, including a gym, a lounge and a game room.
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With the senators, Trump and Vice President Mike Pence laid out several ideas including a far-ranging payroll tax cut, an infrastructure plan, paid sick leave for hourly employees and the potential delay of some Americans' estimated tax payments.
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In the last two decades, he has become widely recognized as one of the most inventive and influential of contemporary philosophers, not just for his radical approach to science but also for his far-ranging investigations of modern life.
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"The inclusion into these pre-eminent indices is a testament to growing investor confidence in the Saudi market and reflects the successful implementation of far-ranging capital market reforms," Khalid Al Hussan, CEO of Tadawul, said in a statement.
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A far-ranging 2011 court-drawn map was struck down by the Supreme Court precisely because it did not do a good enough job of deferring to the legislature; that's why the temporary one was so modest in scope.
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This had far-ranging effects on subsequent Arabic poetry, stimulating many innovations, among which was a focus on secular matters, so as to avoid competition with the Quran, that is to say, to avoid poetry's innate tendency toward the sacrilegious.
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Those state-owned stations broadcast only limited details of the case, though Lu stepped down from his post in 2016 and the next year became the target of one of the far-ranging anti-corruption probes ordered by President Xi Jinping.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In her far-ranging interdisciplinary work, artist Sidney Mullis manages to strike an intriguing balance between humor and visceral discomfort, examining aspects of the everyday at such odd angles as to make them alien.
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The song, called "The Rapture," is a natural meeting point of OPN's far-ranging atmospherics and Butler's decades-honed skills at hip-hop wordplay and delivery (though his smoky, unaltered voice here might draw comparison to 21 Savage among younger listeners).
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That one was tightly focused, but a themeless puzzle can be very freewheeling, and this grid reminded me of one of those great conversations that strangers can have, where they touch on wildly far-ranging shared references and things just click.
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The life of that sad human being, as Knausgaard's far-ranging and brilliant analysis implies, bears more than a little resemblance to that of Knausgaard himself: the tyrannical father, the grandiose dreams of cultural achievement, the humiliations and the poverty.
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It's an amusing read, too, with Mr. Lin's far-ranging musings, which bounce from how personal one's preference for the cocoa percentage in chocolate can be to his fashion choices of the 1980s ("Oh, acid washed, how you played me").
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Its potential commercial applications are far ranging, from voice assistants operating in noisy environments, to smart speakers, smart TVs and set-top boxes where broadcast sound and other background noise can interfere with a device's ability to perform speech recognition.
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Pristine props and popular culture Ten interactive exhibits and galleries at MoPOP, Seattle's Museum of Popular Culture (formerly the EMP) offer visitors a far-ranging tour of music history, contemporary pop culture, science fiction, fantasy and a variety of offbeat trends.
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Imagery courtesy © 2017 DigitalGlobe With that in mind, Winkler and his team focused on building a program that showed off the far-ranging potential of geospatial data, but that would also be interactive and fun for people to play with.
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While it is an understatement that he had a profound and continuous musical influence on all of those who have been lucky enough to meet him, it isn't easy to describe how far-ranging his thoughts, approach and philosophy really have been.
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The mostly album-size photographs in this compact but far-ranging gallery survey are about the intensities and confusions of a cultural mixing that makes the artist, psychologically, both a global citizen and an outsider, at home and in transit, wherever she is.
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The suit, filed in state court, argues that fossil fuels sold by the companies contribute to climate change, which in turn has exacerbated wildfires, droughts, severe storms and other symptoms of a warming planet that have far-ranging effects on agriculture and tourism.
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Graham's ascent could have far-ranging implications as Mueller's investigation into Russian election interference continues to unfold, the White House nominates a new attorney general, and the GOP tries to push through even more of its judicial nominees in the coming term.
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Given the far-ranging, universe-shaking implications of Avengers: Infinity War just a few months ago, it's hard to remember that there are still stories to be told within the Marvel Cinematic Universe that don't take place on cosmic stages, or have world-shaking stakes.
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Cory Booker unveiled a far-ranging marijuana bill that would legalize cannabis on the national level — and that could erase convictions resulting from law enforcement practices that have targeted people of color and low-income communities — in an announcement on Facebook Live on Tuesday.
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Google's industrial design means these puck-like little cylinders won't ruin your home decor if you place them around your house, rather than hidden away, which is basically the worst thing you can do if you're hoping for good, consistent and far-ranging Wi-Fi coverage.
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As for China, at an historic summit at Mar-a-Lago, the President and his trade team negotiated a far-ranging 100-day plan and follow-up strategy with Chinese counterparts to balance our trade -- and the President has established a solid bond with President Xi Jinping.
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It should be clear, however, the character and far-ranging nature of Chinese state-directed economy is a significant challenge that needs to be met in part by a government response, albeit one that works through competitive markets and with privately-owned and commercially-motivated firms.
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"There are many questions that are still out there because what Mueller was looking at wasn't as far-ranging as some people wanted," he said after a stump speech in Newmarket, N.H. "I think the report — the American people want to see what's in there," he added.
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The first is that whatever you think of Gawker's decision to publish an excerpt from a sex tape featuring Mr. Hogan, a professional wrestler whose real name is Terry G. Bollea, the case had potentially far-ranging implications for the news media's ability to cover public figures.
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" Describing his far-ranging musical travels, he said, "One day I might write a book about what I lived through between 1991 and 2006: four times a year, I would go from formerly Communist Germany and the Staatskapelle Berlin to Midwestern America—Chicago—and it was schizophrenic.
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Still, the few dozen members include more than a few well-known figures in places as far-ranging as Morocco, Libya, Sudan, Egypt, Lebanon, Iraq and the Persian Gulf, many of whom have begun to speak out, to varying degrees, in favor of engagement with Israel.
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Factor in the focus on the Troubles that courses through the West End's reigning hit play, "The Ferryman" by Jez Butterworth, and you have a renewed theatrical interest in Irish sectarian politics, with "Continuity" acting as a small-scale complement to Mr. Butterworth's more far-ranging drama.
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Back in November a similar online contingent threatened to boycott companies as far-ranging as Pepsi, ConAgra, Facebook, and Tic Tacs (Netflix made that list too.) As the country becomes increasingly politically divided, those on both sides of the aisle have been making their voices heard with their wallets.
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Former President Barack Obama sat down with the UK's Prince Harry for an extended and far-ranging interview with the BBC this week, and their conversation touched on social media, the use thereof, and Obama's take on what the current state of social media means for human discourse.
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It also reveals the far-ranging repercussions of this worldview: It's no coincidence that many of those who himpathize with Judge Kavanaugh to the exclusion of Dr. Blasey are also avid abortion opponents, a position that requires a refusal to empathize with girls and women facing an unwanted pregnancy.
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But as written (with intellectual stealth) by Simon Stephens, directed (with minimalist exactitude) by Mark Brokaw and acted (with explosively mixed feelings) by Denis Arndt and Mary-Louise Parker, a conventional tale becomes a rippling and far-ranging consideration of the intersection of truths and lies in any relationship.
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The steelworkers -- joined by the Utility Workers Union of America (UWUA) and the Glass Molders, Pottery, Plastics & Allied Workers International Union (GMP) -- said Clinton's far-ranging policy experience on top of her stance on global trade were among the factors that swayed them to back the presumptive Democratic nominee.
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The pair documented the making of this most recent idea exhaustively, teasing it out over 36 hours of podcasts that include not only their far-ranging and sometimes quite contentious conversations, but also long interludes of driving in virtual silence and the buzz of the machine administering their matching ass tattoos.
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It is certainly a model example of what makes Da Drought 3 so good, flitting from topical jokes about stuff like the notoriously stupid Eddie Murphy movie Norbit to a comparison between Wayne and Langston Hughes, working in references to topics as far-ranging as Dunkin Donuts and Peyton Manning.
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And despite Thursday night's multi-hour, congenial, and far-ranging conversation on Joe Rogan's podcast—covering AI, the Boring Company's tunnels, the nature of evil, Instagram, and Musk's new idea for an electric, vertical takeoff and landing supersonic airplane—there's no reason to think those worried about Musk's state of mind have been eased.
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WADA asked Mr. McLaren to investigate, and in July — on the eve of the Rio Olympics — he reported that his inquiry had established "beyond a reasonable doubt" that the Russian government, including its secret services, were involved in a far-ranging scheme to supply its athletes with performance-enhancing drugs and covering it up.
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Russia's far-ranging campaign to promote dissension in the United States reportedly included an effort to weaponize Pokémon Go. CNN reported today that in July 2016, a Tumblr page linked to Russia's now-notorious Internet Research Agency promoted a contest encouraging people sympathetic to the Black Lives Matter movement to play the game near famous sites of police brutality.
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Nussbaum, the Pulitzer Prize-winning television critic for The New Yorker, makes a case for the critical cultural importance of TV. The essays in this collection are far-ranging, touching on everything from creative ambition and the shows that shaped her ( like "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"), as well how to grapple with artists implicated in the #MeToo movement.
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This far-ranging, smartly and instructively installed show of more than 211960 of Adams's photographs — noble and challenging images of our country's heritage, most of them from the Lane Collection — is not a mere retrospective; it also includes about 2160 images by 21718 contemporary photographers that the curator, Karen Haas, sees as a modern lens on his work.
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This far-ranging, smartly and instructively installed show of more than 100 of Adams's photographs — noble and challenging images of our country's heritage, most of them from the Lane Collection — is not a mere retrospective; it also includes about 80 images by 23 contemporary photographers that the curator, Karen Haas, sees as a modern lens on his work.
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This far-ranging, smartly and instructively installed show of more than 85403 of Adams's photographs — noble and challenging images of our country's heritage, most of them from the Lane Collection — is not a mere retrospective; it also includes about 219500 images by 2116 contemporary photographers that the curator, Karen Haas, sees as a modern lens on his work.
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Photo: Charles Dharapak (AP)Aides to Donald Trump presented him with a document identical to one created by a top Washington lobbyist for cloud-computing giant Oracle, Kenneth Glueck, implying that competitor Amazon is only a favored contender for a major contract with the U.S. military due to a far-ranging "conspiracy" orchestrated by Jeff Bezos, CNN reported on Saturday.
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A California city council member referred to the QAnon conspiracy theory during her goodbye address this week, marking what appears to be the first time an elected official has brought up the far-ranging "deep state" theory during official business, The Daily Beast reported on Thursday San Juan Capistrano councilwoman Pam Patterson read a QAnon post at a meeting with lawmakers.
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By that time she had become well known as a far-ranging reporter with a stylish pen, the author of searching studies of the Berrigan brothers, Ivan Illich and other left-wing Roman Catholic activists in "Divine Disobedience: Profiles in Catholic Radicalism" (1970), and of women's status in the waning days of the Soviet Union in "Soviet Women: Walking the Tightrope" (1990). Mrs.
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"I don't think we know yet, and I think all of us should have learned by now not to get out over ourselves with Trump," Plouffe told me during an episode of POLITICO's "Off Message" podcast, in which he offered far-ranging opinions on Clinton's self-defeating tendency to doubt her own staff, Trump's role as an Uber-like disrupter and Bill Clinton's not-quite-Obama-level status in the presidential pantheon.
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Long chapters are devoted to a far-ranging set of subjects, many unrelated or even irrelevant to Weinstein's and similar cases: Tales of veterans with traumatic brain injury or violent football players suffering from chronic traumatic encephalopathy (examples that are particularly inappropriate, as those who suffer such injuries have generalized patterns of psychosis and/or violence, unlike defendants like Weinstein) are woven in and out of Weinstein's tale with only moderate success.
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As such, anyone with even a passing interest in the meeting of poetry and art, language and object, should go to the exhibition, Ian Hamilton Finlay: "The Garden Became My Study," at David Nolan and leisurely explore both floors of the galleries — while technically not part of the exhibition, there is a selection of concrete poems in the open office area on the second floor that I urge visitors to see, as it hints at the creative scope of this far ranging, inimitable artist.
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