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...ritual from that time, even the humblest bamboo ladle, fetches a fabulous sum at auction if an association with Yoshimasa can be established.) An accomplished poet and great patron of Noh theater, Yoshimasa explored every artistic field known in his day and even created a few: he played a crucial role in the emerging art of flower arrangement and dabbled in the blending of perfumes...
...home. But is another report good for anything more than p.r.? "On economic reform, France and Germany are laggards, not the avant garde," says Grant. Their state sectors are bloated and labor markets rigid; France protects its energy sector from foreign competition; Germany subsidizes coal production. On many crucial economic questions, like the strong euro, the leaders are irrelevant. Blair, whose economy is healthiest, is convinced international endorsement will help his colleagues sell reform at home - but that sounds a bit unrealistic since Chirac and Schröder are hardly in a position to deliver more tough changes. Two powerful...
Alcalay was taught by the German artist Michel Fingesten, who also imprisoned in the camp and taught his student the crucial lesson of the artist—not how to make art, but how to live...
Catalano said it is crucial for victims to report crimes because HUPD can use the information in their investigations...
Clark’s departure winnowed the Democratic field to five remaining candidates and effectively established a three-man race—with Sen. John F. Kerry, D.-Mass., well ahead—in advance of Tuesday’s crucial Wisconsin primary...