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...York City, where one-third of all U.S. magazines are launched, the slump has become a full-fledged recession. Thus the city's small, high-profile purveyors of the trendy and transient have less control over their own destinies. Details, a chronicle of downtown marginalia, was bought by S.I. Newhouse Jr.'s Conde Nast, and will be repositioned as a more mainstream men's fashion magazine. And Spy, a satirical magazine that proclaims itself "hip, but suspicious of hip," failed in a highly publicized capital drive, although it still posts slim profits. Spy hopes to hedge its bets by moving...
...father's departure unhinges the transient household. Joe realizes that he has lately been included in a drama that his parents have been staging for years. "We haven't been very intimate lately," his mother confides about her relationship with his father. "You might as well hear that." Why should he hear that? To prepare him for the appearance of Warren Miller, a local rich man, in the Brinson home one afternoon when Joe gets back from school...
...ever-changing world of frozen dairy desserts, fame is a transient thing. Every confection has a brief shot at glory, a moment in the sun, and then it melts away...
...find the environment far more exciting to the future than politics. Politics is shockingly transient. The issues that we are so concerned with today are nearly forgotten in three weeks. Environmental issues are not going to be a moot point ten years from now. They are getting more acute. Discovering how to make them funny is a distinct and irresistible challenge...
...randomization is not a transient issue...