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From the outset, the premise of Glenn's campaign has seemed questionable. He pitches himself as a moderate appealing to "the constituency of the whole." Yet primaries tend to be dominated by ideological activists, not middle-of-the-roaders. Glenn and company also staked too much on the magic...
The summer home of the Italian Prime Minister? A rambling country estate in Emilia-Romagna? No. Villa Banfi is the name of the largest U.S. importer of Italian wines (1982 revenues: about $250 million). Once the 65-year-old Long Island company was simply a modest seller of specialty wines...
IN HIS AUTOBIOGRAPHY My Last Sigh, Luis Bunuel, the father of the surrealist cinema, remarks that the one unifying principle of his first film, "Un Chien D'andalou," was that "no idea or image that might lend itself to a rational explanation of any kind would be accepted." In telling...
The Crisis Game's rhythms seemed rough, and the discussions were some times rambling, desultory. But the program was compelling, even significant, because of its striking similarity to what the participants say is the real thing.
Paine will, for example, give a long monologue on local restaurants and their breakfast offerings, rambling on to the minutest details of menus and prices.