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"Frozen" doesn't literally refer to ice, but the subject matter is chilling.
So it has come to this, the car might have sighed.
Noting his "searching style and formidable technique," the New Yorker in 2011 praised Jeremy Denk, noting that the highly regarded pianist was "all over town these days and New York audiences are spoiled."
The title of the 1917 play "Why Marry?" is, of course, a question. Another that might come to mind is this: How could characters from nearly 100 years ago possibly have anything relevant to say about marriage as an institution?