Word: anew
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...more practiced European avant-gardism. And they emerged as wholly American. Now Rafelson feels it his aesthetic duty to be new again. The problem is that his basic landscape hasn't changed, and so as be remodels his methods he sacrifices sincerity. The onetime pace-setter is pacing anew having lost his bearing...
...done in better ways. Chicago Mayor Richard Daley's 59 delegates who were excluded at Miami Beach were, after all, elected. Those Democratic voters who chose them were disenfranchised, however the McGovernites might feel about Daley. In opening some doors, the Democrats slammed some shut unfairly, and posed anew the question of the function of parties in the U.S. and who is entitled to determine who shall become Presidents...
Agony. Abrams, who is now awaiting confirmation as Army Chief of Staff, was then commander of U.S. forces in Viet Nam. His small dissertation on following orders revealed anew the agony and ambiguity faced by the professional soldier of the long Viet Nam War, in which, as General William Westmoreland once complained, so often the U.S. commander has had to fight with one hand tied behind his back...
...than average chance of ending up poor, there is still an enormous amount of economic mobility from one generation to the next. Indeed, there is nearly as much economic inequality among brothers raised in the same homes as in the general population. This means that inequality is re-created anew in each generation, even among people who start life in essentially identical circumstances...
...been a year for gimmicks and theory-clogged trivia in many fashionable art galleries, so one can only rejoice at a show that demonstrates anew the richness and ethical seriousness of painting. Such an exhibition-modest in scale, exceptional in quality-is now on view at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis: a group of 16 new pictures by Robert Motherwell...