Word: followings
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...photographs of Picasso that follow Hughes' story are the work of David Douglas Duncan, who took thousands of pictures of Picasso and his family in the 17 years before the artist died in 1973. During his visits, Duncan would often follow Picasso through several days' activities. "In some ways it was more exhausting than combat photography," he recalls...
...Europeans are scared to join the U.S. [April 28] because we are asked to follow a U.S. President who dines with a rich Shah and kicks an ill ex-Shah around, who kisses the Soviet party boss on both cheeks, knowing that millions of Europeans are held in slavery by that man, and who now wants us to "punish" the U.S.S.R. because it's election time...
Though the allies proved reluctant to follow Muskie's urgings on sanctions, they were surprised and impressed by the new Secretary. Said a senior NATO official: "He has manner, presence and style. He didn't use the line that he was a 'new boy'; that would have turned off the Europeans immediately. He conveyed the feeling of a man in command...
...matter how small: a puddle of lead on the floor, or a face pulled on video tape, or an array of bricks. This use of the word cannot begin to convey the newness of Les Demoiselles. No painting has ever looked more convulsive and contradictory, and, though one can follow its development through Picasso's early studies, which are part of the MOMA exhibit, the sheer intensity of its making is beyond analysis...
...following September, J.J. Gleason, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI's New Haven office, wrote to Hoover. Subject: discussions between himself and FBI Assistant Director L.B. Nichols about the Fairfield story "which was derogatory to the Bureau." Gleason warned Hoover that he had received a call from a Yale Daily News reporter, tipping him off that the News planned to run a follow-up story, featuring an interview with Cohen. The post-doctoral student's "identity was known to the Bureau" (FBI-speak for a person who is on file with the FBI), Gleason made sure to note...