In 1994, Subaru identified gays as one of its five core groups of buyers.
Terrorist networks are, at their core, groups of people gathering around an ideology.
Board officials broke the list into five core groups of 150 books each, based on level of difficulty.
Core groups of players were to perform at each, but players of those instruments were invited to furnish their own and join in.
These efforts were led by Donna Brazile, the campaign manager, who has extensive experience in working with the party's core groups, like influential blacks, women and gays.
A damaging split opened when France threatened to forge ahead with core groups of nations to achieve a closer political union.
In 1996, the former Israeli chief rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu and his son Shmuel Eliyahu established a project to place "core groups" of their followers in depressed Jewish towns.
"It seems to me that labor and the other core groups in the Democratic party will be strongly motivated to rally around Gore, so I don't think he's going to have to do a lot of groveling or toadying".
Still, the movement would not be what it is without its core groups, like 50 Years Is Enough, which was founded in 1994 to oppose I.M.F. and World Bank policies.
Traditionally, it's a sixty-forty split of attention: we spend sixty per cent of our time with our core groups of fifty, fifteen, and five, and forty with the larger spheres.
Several of the 10 core groups comprising the S&P managed moderate gains.
