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...White House aides insist that the German relationship is important, but admit that Bush's personal feelings about Schroeder have been irreparably damaged. Though the Bush team came into office saying they would not let personal relationships cloud their foreign policy, it is clear that in some cases, Bush's gut rules. The president has taken a personal liking to Russian President Vladimir Putin despite having said he would not fall into that trap, and he has made a similarly personal judgment, though with very different results, about Schroeder...
...admit I struggled last year,” he says. “I think it’s because I didn’t have as much fun as I should be having. I was taking everything way too seriously...
Even if we admit that the 20th century was not a great era for religious art, that doesn't mean it was not an age of faith among American artists. For most of his career, Charles Sheeler (1883-1965) was in the grip of two consuming devotions--the cult of modernism and the religion of the Industrial Age. It was his great intuition to bring the two together in paintings and photographs of what you might call exalted exactitude. Sheeler called it Precisionism. It was a taut, hard-edged and sanitary style that bound art and industry into hymns...
...have to admit that my second reaction was that the team would never be able to pay for 14 girls to fly out to New Orleans to perform,” she said...
...Windsors still understood nothing. The tabloids howled; Diana would surely have laughed. Alas for the Windsors - she was the only member of that benighted family who ever had a clue as to the true nature of the nation over which they are supposed long to reign. They'll never admit it, but they miss...