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An endless river of goofball theories from the CCC's most prolific thinker, H. Millard, including: "Betty Crocker Gets Blended," "Clarence ('I Am Not A Hater Of Southern Whites') Page," "The Vanishing American White In Search of White Identity for the Next Century," "Growth in Anti-Whitism," "Clinton's Stupid Race Panel Bashes Whites.
The prolific Scottish author of more than 100 books, Mackay is accused of cribbing passages of his newest work, I Have Not Yet Begun To Fight: A Life of John Paul Jones . Publication of this biography of another Scottish-born subject, set for next month by the Atlantic Monthly Press, has been put off.
Other prolific writers such as Henry James and Mark Twain usually get their stuff sorted into early period and late period and released in dribbles.
The single most prolific source of street names in Rome is the Risorgimento, the 19th-century revolutionary movement that unified Italy.
Rauschenberg is an amazingly prolific and formally venturesome artist who, over the past 50 years, has nearly always risked aesthetic trespass, producing work deliberately just one degree or two from being merely ugly, banal, kitschy, gimmicky, showy, facile or, of course, excessive.