Much of your fiction explores inequalities of power… I teach at a women's college and I was talking with the students about how many of their stories reflect the theme of power, and I think it's the natural territory of any woman born on the planet.
But they are saying the Kent seat, which was largely in Labour hands until 2010 in the slightly different constituency of Medway, should be natural territory for the party if it is hoping to enter government.
These qualities helped him guide disputatious clients to the middle ground, even though, in politics at least, that was not his natural territory: he was a lifelong Democrat of the old school.Since the law was never a passion, whereas convictions were rooted in his being, politics would seem to have been a natural career for him.
The USW is among those who have decided not to make any national endorsement yet, but senior Sanders campaign staff believe this to be natural territory for them now.
According to Elias Groll of Foreign Policy magazine, the two parties were not associated at the start of this saga - as evidenced by the fact that Mr Snowden took his revelations to the Guardian newspaper, bypassing Wikileaks "when this is Wikileaks' natural territory".
This should all be natural territory for Labour but, in a move that outraged unions, it backed the government's pay freeze, and now must do much more than its manifesto commitment to prioritise "those on lower incomes".
This isn't natural territory for Kings of Leon, and it often shows.
Tennis, you sensed, was not natural territory for Doyle, but he has plenty of wide-eyed enthusiasm and that mischievous twinkle in the eye, to resort to Irish television presenter stereotyping.
You sense that driving fast cars is not her natural territory, though she was "part of the team" that decided to take legal action against the publisher.
The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) was "natural territory" for him given that he served at the Bar, taking a keen interest in human rights issues, he explains.
