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But it was ignored by GM itself, which remained famously bureaucratic and as complacent as one might expect of a company that then dominated the biggest car market in the world.

Those two tyrants, who dominated the biggest bits of the old Yugoslavia, have gone, one to the UN's war-crimes dock in The Hague, the other to his grave.

Last year included a stellar cast of women from Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg but still white men dominated the biggest, most-important panels, especially those dealing with big topics such as finance, for example.

But animated drawings have long dominated the big screen, especially in the United States.

It meant a new D. C. was attending the university where an old D. C., Derrick Coleman, once dominated the Big East, and comparisons between the two immediately began.

Of the three synth-toting female singer-songwriters who have so far dominated the Big In 2009 lists, 20-year-old Elly Jackson is by far the most complex ­figure.

Less than a year after Texas forward Kevin Durant dominated the Big 12 and shattered conference records as a freshman, there are already questions about whether the 18-year-old Beasley is better than Durant, his former Amateur Athletic Union teammate.

Johnson was suspended from the Montana Grizzlies, which have dominated the Big Sky Conference, pending the outcome of the case.

Woody Hayes led Ohio State to two national titles, in 1954 and 1957, and dominated the Big Ten conference, winning three Big Ten titles more than any other school.

Shepard ― whose father won a Super Bowl with the Redskins ― absolutely dominated the Big 12 as a senior, amassing nearly 1,300 yards and 11 touchdowns.

Though they were often cagey about disclosing how much of the market they dominated, the big animation studios held something of an unspoken monopoly in Southern California.