Curiously, many companies frequently bandied about by shareholder activists as prime examples of the effectiveness of the separation of roles tried it — and dropped it.
But much of the still-bracing novelty of this work, which won the 1972 Tony Award for best play yet curiously hasn't been frequently revived since, has to do with the unsettling mix of satire and psychological realism, of quotidian domesticity and florid Expressionism, of comic and tragic extremity.
Curiously, these sites were frequently found on the short arms of acrocentric chromosomes where they usually occupy the whole arm.
Curiously, this distinction is often misconstrued.
In recent years, however, charitable fundraising has become a curiously self-centred affair, in which the focus is frequently more on the fundraiser than those for whom they are raising the funds.
Curiously, one phenotype, necrotic spots on leaves, was more frequently observed in both sets of control lines.
Curiously, in the case of rDNA, although T. dubius homeologs are more frequently lost from the polyploid genomes, transcription rates of remaining T. dubius copies are higher than T. pratensis copies [ 67].
But curiously enough, she bristles at being called a feminist, perhaps because that label is frequently associated with liberal Democrats.
Sony Pictures almost always seems to get a pass, Ron Meyer at Universal is frequently portrayed in heroic terms, and Brad Grey at Paramount manages to remain curiously above the fray.
Curiously, however, although he was a lifelong scholar of the Koran and Islam, he is less frequently described as a Muslim.
