Word: nevertheless
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Nevertheless, Gould treats Mantle's alcoholism as a serious part of his life which escaped public attention. "Mickey the myth has had a different status from Mickey the man," Gould says...
...Nevertheless, coordinators of the project have yet to secure funding to renovate the rooms in Currier and the Science Center...
...loss of the Senate was partly mitigated for the Republicans by a gain of eight governorships. Indeed, there was no overall partisan cast to the results. Democratic Senate candidates in the South and West showed surprising strength, but so did Republican gubernatorial candidates in the South. Nevertheless, by losing the Senate, Reagan and the Republicans lost the national political momentum they had been building during the 1980s...
...critic Clement Greenberg, who was also his coach. It is not really true, as has often been said, that Greenberg told Louis what to paint, though he probably had more influence over this lonely, gifted and insecure man than any American critic has had over any other artist. Nevertheless, Louis' instinct for light as the primal theme of painting, and his desire to find a refined hedonistic syntax for it, winds back beyond Greenberg to the fact that he spent his time as a student in Washington looking at the Bonnards in the Phillips Collection rather than the Picassos...
...Nevertheless, although AIDS may be difficult to acquire, it is impossible to cure. At the very least, AIDS now threatens anyone who is promiscuous. The risk of the illness, said one AIDS researcher, "doesn't mean an end to sexual life. It means a rethinking...