What's odd is that the Maple Leafs' success this season is, in the opinion of some dummies, tied inextricably to their club's toughness which is mostly concentrated in the persons of Colton Orr and Frazier McLaren.
Severe S. pyogenes infection reports were highly concentrated in elderly persons (>75 years of age, 10.67/100,000) and the young (<1 years of age, 9.70/100,000).
"Here the power is going to be concentrated in one person.
And so although individuals are diagnosed as having ADHD, after 30 years of clinical work, I believe it is more constructive to think of the family as having ADHD, with most of it concentrated in one person.
In absolute monarchies, as in the ancient kingdoms of East Asia, the Roman Empire, and France between the 16th and 18th centuries, all sovereign powers were concentrated in one person, the king or emperor, who exercised them directly or through subordinate agencies that acted according to his instructions.
Fannie Mae, the government-sponsored company that sets the lending standards for most mortgages, restricts loans in buildings with too large a share of commercial space, usually beyond 20 percent, or where the building's ownership is concentrated in one person's hands.
Issues like land use, housing, education and the environment are pressing, but power is concentrated in the person of the chief executive, who is chosen by the election committee with the tacit approval of Beijing and therefore is not seen as representative, he said.
Mercedes believe that the old system of power in an F1 team concentrated in one person is antiquated.
The guidelines aim to ensure that authority over a mikvah is not concentrated in one person whose judgment may be difficult to question — such as the rabbi, the rabbi's wife or a person appointed by the rabbi.
