It's already becoming the biggest-grossing 'based on a true story' movie of all time (not counting the historically debatable Passion of the Christ), and it's easily Sandra Bullock's biggest movie ever in the US.
So leadership, morale, troop size and intelligence have historically counted for more than technology.
The Quinnipiac poll showed that Mr. Lieberman had lost support among his Democratic base and among a core group he has historically counted on: independent voters.
The group began by pressing the Europe-based bank note industry, which has historically counted Iran as a client, to further ostracize the country by denying its central bank the basics of a functioning currency system: the printing presses, engraving paper, anticounterfeiting technology and other services needed to provide enough rials.
The cathedral is the official seat of the Episcopal Church, a small Protestant denomination that historically has counted many of America's elite as members, including presidents from George Washington and James Madison to George H.W. Bush.
Remedios Varos (1908 - 1963) can be counted among the few historically esteemed women Surrealists, though she is known primarily for her painting Woman Leaving the Psychoanalyst's Office, painted in 1960.
Mr. Ferrer's advisers are counting on a historically high turnout as part of their calculation.
Nothing new there: for Willie and Merle, as for country singers historically, counting the miles and missing the years has long been part of the gig.
Unless tweeting brief, well-known quotations from America's 16th president counts as insightful, historically informed reflection, then America's 45th president has essentially been silent when it comes to Abraham Lincoln's historical significance.
Historically, the National Marine Fisheries Service counted hatchery fish along with naturally spawning fish only when a particular salmon run was nearly extinct.
