The population under study is also contemporary, with widespread use of antihypertensive and lipid lowering drugs.
Examples of the trade-union form of organization are hard to trace before the late 17th century; but during the following hundred years, combinations, as they were known to contemporaries, became widespread, emerging among groups of handicraft workers such as tailors, carpenters, and printers.
The document reflected widespread contemporary criticism of Supreme Court decisions Mr. Rehnquist said "hindered the enforcement of the criminal law".
By contrast, production of written texts in contemporary society is widespread and indeed depends on broad general literacy, widely distributed printed materials, and mass readership.
Scratch it, though, and the second layer reveals itself: the advisability of growing up and the widespread contemporary practice of avoiding it.
While the exhibition is non-conformist and enterprising in essential ways, it does partake of a widespread contemporary attitude by declaring that fragments and revelations of an artist's process can be exhibited before the public just like finished work.
Once having had the serious and true thought that one of his victims should have offed the good Marquis, it was impossible not to apply that insight to the widespread, contemporary beatings and rapes that women sustain.
What they seem to want, even if this is not what they understand themselves to want, is to start from the status quo and add a new layer of constitutional reinterpretation inspired by certain widespread contemporary ideas about the sort of things the founders had in mind.
If the widespread contemporary appreciation of humor is defensible, then this Irrationality Objection needs to be addressed.
Among the inorganic materials enjoying widespread contemporary interest, the metal oxide based solid phases occupy a prominent position by virtue of their applications to catalysis, sorption, molecular electronics, energy storage, optical materials and ceramics.
