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Escaping from the plan at first proved an unsettling business for the two firms. Despite Moscow's explicit authorization, many of the suppliers were suspicious-and unwilling to guarantee delivery dates in advance. Stores, however, were delighted at last to be able to order what their customers wanted with the reasonable certainty that they would get it, and get it on time...
...there is nothing blunt, pornographic or unnecessarily explicit about the love affairs Macaque describes. He sounds a full symphony of sensuality with overtones, grace notes and rests that are as important as the main theme. Bodily love, in the Macaque-Cloete view, is not pleasure alone but the staunchest bulwark against death and despair, a link to nature in a civilization perilously cut loose from its antecedents. "With enough beds," says Macaque, "there might be no battlefields...
...Since the Council of Trent, priests who do not belong to a religious order have been bound to serve for life in the dioceses for which they are ordained. In order to leave Los Angeles, Coffield had to get explicit permission from both Mclntyre and Chicago's Albert Cardinal Meyer...
...book began as an article in FORTUNE (January 1963) that was reprinted in LIFE. Biographer Whalen, an associate editor of FORTUNE, took leave from the magazine to write the book, which he did without any explicit help from Joe Kennedy or any other member of the family. But the available material is voluminous, and the story is vividly told and carefully documented...
...this Paris toll collector who quit his work to become a painter at the age of 40 has become fogged with hearsay and growing legend. Author Vallier penetrates to the basic facts of his life and establishes a firm chronology of his work. She is thus able to be explicit and detailed about the development, both in content and technique, of his entirely self-taught and strangely powerful...