Last week, despite a marathon filibuster, the outrage of reproductive rights organizations, and crowds and crowds of pro-choice demonstrators at the state capitol, Texas passed one of its most stringent abortion bills in the United States.
Such crowds — indeed, crowds of any sort — have almost disappeared from American public life.
"There were crowds and crowds of people all the time," Haq said.
Franzoni and Sauermann (2014) highlighted the heterogeneity of crowd in crowd science and showed how crowd science is different from other knowledge production regimes such as innovation contest and traditional science.
That helps explain why Radcliffe, even late in her career, was not thinking of the London Games as a processional; not thinking of it as a chance to enjoy a final Olympics and the supportive shouts of the crowd, her crowd, without the weight of expectations.
I've been playing all over the world for the past couple of years, had a lot of practice in front of small crowds, gigantic crowds, so I feel like I'm ready and can finally show my friends and family what I've been doing everywhere else.
Jews poured out and books poured in; instead of crowds of people, crowds of memory.
It provides an exciting beach escape blissfully free of crowds the crowds.
The inner life is the enemy of crowds, because the life of crowds snuffs the mind's murmurings.
The wisdom of crowds works when the crowd is choosing the price of an ox, when there's a single numeric average.
