Announcing him as this year's recipient (alongside Italian opera singer Cecilia Bartoli), the organisers said: "In the last 20 years, no composer in the world has written melodies as sustainable or as widespread as those of Max Martin".
City Councilman James Vacca of the Bronx, the chairman of the Council's transportation committee, said that Mr. Daus had "left open the possibility that this may not be as widespread as many of us originally thought".
Vertebrate groups arising during the Middle Eocene were not as widespread as those of the early Eocene; the isolation that resulted allowed different evolutionary trends to occur in the ungulate groups of North America and Europe.
But confusion about race is just as widespread on the other side of the spectrum.
The government suffered at least 12 parliamentary defeats when it rushed its law through last December, plus lots of accusations of Draconianism (as well as widespread predictions of the sort of legal difficulty that arose this week).
Other lost battles in 1866 68, as well as widespread epidemics of Asiatic cholera, devastated the population of the country.
Monoaromatic pollutants such as benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene and mixture of xylenes are now considered as widespread contaminants of groundwater.
Mounting drug resistance of the malaria parasite, as well as widespread resistance of mosquitoes to insecticides, make these control strategies increasingly problematic.
In his 1980 book, "The Little Immigrants," the journalist Kenneth Bagnell documented examples of sexual and physical mistreatment, as well as widespread flouting of regulations that required farmers to pay children's wages into trust accounts.
RWB cited the U.S. government's efforts to subpoena New York Times reporter James Risen in the trial of former CIA operative Jeffrey Sterling as well as widespread arrests of journalist in Ferguson, Missouri, among the reasons for the decline.
