Word: outerness
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...show's end, the audience was near delirium and jaded U.S. fashion editors at the outer tether of objectivity. "The shouting, clapping, surging mob at the press showing caused chaos in the elegant salon," reported the New York Times excitedly on Page One. "M. Bohan was pushed up against the boiserie, kissed, mauled and congratulated. Chairs were toppled. Champagne glasses were broken. People were knocked down." Breathlessly cabled another U.S. reporter to her office: "Just dashed out of Dior to share with you still-boiling excitement." Wrote the New York Daily News's Monique: "Thundering applause...
...seems too bad with all the emphasis being placed on "space sciences" that you did not include at least one true "space scientist," such as Astronomer Martin Schwarzschild of Princeton University, who through Project Stratoscope has come closer than any other man to placing a telescope in outer space...
Although the school will enroll boys and girls of all races and religions, it will have a Quaker philosophy and will be dedicated to developing in the child "an inner discipline free from reliance on outer authority," McClelland said...
Some such device, admittedly, grows increasingly necessary as other splits develop within the pact. Great Britain, as the leader of the seven-nation European Free Trade Area, is becoming profoundly uncomfortable with the other economic axis, the "Inner Six" Common Market. The curious position of the Outer Seven's neutrals, the recent hardening of the Six' common tariff wall, and London's own indecision have, over the last year, made it more and more difficult for Britain to associate the Seven with the Common Market even if it should want to. Possibly the U.S. could use the Organization for European...
...show also offered a delicate "texturol-ogy" by Jean Dubuffet-a painting that looks at first like a piece of kitchen linoleum but then turns into a vision of outer space. The thick black crisscrossings of Pierre Soulages nicely complement Hans Hartung's "psychograms," which try to portray emotion through tapered lines of pure force...