Word: forthing
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This early background helps explain the irrepressible fondness for popular culture--cigarette ads, Marilyns and so forth--that kept surfacing in his work in the 1950s, to the annoyance of some American critics. De Kooning was never a "pure" artist, partly because he was not trained to be one. But that was what enabled him to connect with America in a way few avant-garde painters had. He loved the lushness, the grittiness, the obtrusive weirdness of American cultural vernaculars. Though by the end of the '50s, laden with celebrity, he had become the man for younger artists to beat...
Ferrucci, who was just named Ivy League player of the week, has scored nine goals and assisted on another. Ferrucci is currently tied for forth place in overall Ivy League scoring...
...rest of us, history records no special reason to lie low on March 15. In fact, some pretty darn good things have happened on the fateful day. (See the birth of Fabio, 3/15/61.) So as the Ides of March approaches, take a backward glance, seize fate and go forth...
...knew Everardo had been captured and where he was and what information he was providing the Guatemalan army a few days after his capture," Pertierra said. "The U.S. claimed it had no knowledge about Everardo until Torricelli came forth...
...course, this year's Crimson could conceivably get hot at just the right time, make it to Lake Placid, even make it to Milwaukee and the NCAA Final Four. Lots of people seem to believe that this team has a lot of talent which is just waiting to burst forth at the appropriate moment...