Tomás Eloy Martínez, an Argentine novelist, was not surprised by all the competing histories of the nut business.
As the ranks of those who were adult enough to remember the misdeeds in Vietnam grow smaller, today's teachers, editors, writers, and filmmakers rely increasingly on others' memories, competing histories, and wishful thinking.
Much debate between naturalists and constructivists involves competing histories in just this way.
Even this account of a comprehensive theory hardly eliminates competing histories that bring together different theories and methods.
In addition, the scribes used their dispute records to create useful histories for their church's property, to mask potentially competing histories, and to reward landholding kindreds who allied themselves with Freising's interests by guaranteeing them a positive written memory.
Today the city is an amalgam of ethniticites, all with competing histories and claims to independence.
Physical layers of competing histories and social, cultural, and political identities have been constructed on top of each other for 500 years, so there is a visual tension built upon the land that mirrors the historic and contemporary tensions of the land itself.
When you look at his ability alone, he is competing against history and himself".
Merging Bliscy.pl with MyHeritage.pl, the Polish website of MyHeritage.com, essentially unites Poland's two competing family history sites.
So far, this article has described adipose tissue as a flexible risk management strategy for allocating energy across competing life-history functions under stochastic conditions.
