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Had he lived, he would almost certainly have dominated the postwar English-speaking poetic world with a presence that would have left even Robert Lowell looking tentative.

And an obsession with economic growth would almost certainly have dominated public policy even if all non-communist countries had not signed on in 1954 to GDP procedures as laid out in the United Nations' publication, Standards of National Accounting, and Eastern Europe and the Russian Federation had not accepted the same set of standards following the collapse of the Soviet Union.

To be sure, some rookies have dominated.

They may have dominated anyway, analysts say, but it certainly helps to have few big competitors.

Historians will certainly be struck by the degree to which military confrontations with foreign governments have dominated the first two years of this first post-Cold War Presidency.

"Nigeria has certainly led the way in this revolution," Peppiatt said, "with the artists and prices that have dominated the results coming from Africa".

Those nations have dominated I.M.F.

— have dominated the news this week.

Graft and nepotism have dominated the headlines.

High-profile bankruptcies have dominated the headlines.

TWO topics have dominated British conversation this summer.