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F. Scott Fitzgerald's oft-quoted (and uncharacteristically inaccurate) observation that there are no second acts in American life is given the lie yet again by R. Craig Miller, the veteran decorative arts curator who, at the unlikely age of sixty-one, recently opened the third chapter in his long and distinguished career as By Martin Filler an independent-minded arbiter of modern design. Given the length and visibility of his two preceding tenures--from 1983 to 1990 as curator and founder of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's modern design collection, and as curator of the Department of Architecture, Design, and Graphics at the Denver Art Museum from 1990 until last ...