biographer
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According to Ford’s biographer Richard Norton Smith, they feared their protective resources might be stretched dangerously thin in such a downtrodden place—a concern no doubt magnified by two earlier assassination attempts against the president.
This wealth of evidence presents a twofold challenge to biographers.
For most of his life, Michelangelo’s 16th-century biographer Ascanio Condivi tells us, the artist aspired to carve a colossus out of a coastal mountain, a figure visible from ships at sea.
Royal biographer and friend of King Charles, Jonathan Dimbleby, said the King's message demonstrated the "unique role of the sovereign".
From BBC
Mike Wilson, one of Ellison’s biographers, called him “the Charles Foster Kane of the technological age.”
From Los Angeles Times
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