Easily overtaking competitors, "Classes and Cultures" is sure to establish itself as the commanding study of its subject over the years of its concern.
His latest book on that pivotal year of war and transformation, "1948: A History of the First Arab-Israeli War" (Yale; $32.50), is a commanding, superbly documented, and fair-minded study of the events that, in the wake of the Holocaust, gave a sovereign home to one people and dispossessed another.
However, the list of organizations in which he served is indeed long, He was also a prolific contributor to the literature in areas as diverse as tumors, trauma, infection, spine, degenerative and inflammatory conditions, including many experimental studies in animals, and had a commanding knowledge of those fields.
The CNN/Time study continues to show Democrat John Hickenlooper with a commanding lead over his opponents, American Constitution Party candidate Tom Tancredo and Republican Dan Maes.
A month ago in the survey, Mr. Romney held a commanding lead over Mr. Santorum, 31 percent to 14 percent.
After all, we have a commanding range of experience to draw from: we eat, according to one study, an average of 4.9 times a day.
Each command district usually has a headquarters and a commanding officer to manage and supervise the police patrol operations.
Blessed with a commanding presence and a manner that could match patrician critics, McClelland showed how calm thought and study could improve the dinosaur level of industrial relations in 1960s Britain.
Studies have shown that even with their limited availability, the AirPods bought Apple a commanding lead in the wireless earbud market.
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