White men dominated when I was growing up, and still do.
When this risk was increased 1.5-fold from the base case (to >2.4% per month), Option B no longer dominated Option A; when it was increased 2-fold (to 3.2% per month), Option A dominated Option B (Table 3; Supplementary Table 5).
They were not about merely winning and dominating when it mattered; they were about working things out, overcoming their own issues instead of running away from them, figuring out how to stop hurting and start helping each other.
The giant murals that dominated this space when it was Vagabondo and Station & Park are gone, covered with brilliant green stucco on one wall and painted over in burnished copper on another.
In particular, when technical change is small, the erosion effect dominates, but when it is large the wage effect dominates.
The industry is, in other words, going back to its past, when it was dominated by a few integrated companies that tried to do it all.This is, in part, a consequence of the industry's maturity: to keep growing, firms have to invade each other's markets.
The world is more stable when one nation dominates, especially when it is a nation like America.It is therefore fortunate, Mr Kagan concludes, that most talk about America's decline is overblown.
At its height in the mid-19th century, when it was dominated by the Lees and Jones families, Oldham coal was mainly sourced from many small collieries whose lives varied from a few years to many decades, although two of the four largest collieries survived to nationalisation.
Jack Straw, Charles Clarke, Trevor Phillips, Jim Murphy and Stephen Twigg were all NUS presidents during the decades when it was dominated by Labour students.
