Widnes captain Brown, who became the club's first ever representative to be named in Super League's Dream Team when he made the cut last season, was quick to emphasise his influence for the Vikings as he returned to action after suffering concussion in the opening game of the season.
Partially this is because of the innately human interest in identifying the largest ever representative of a group (Owen-Smith, 1988), which sometimes led to exaggerated claims of body mass for dinosaurs and fossil mammals (Fortelius & Kappelman, 1993).
The current number of 209 women MPs is the highest ever – but constitutes just 32% of our total elected representatives in the Commons.
"I realise I'm probably the only one who thinks that, but the Simpson case was just a really weird anomaly, not representative of anything that ever happened in the DA's office before or since, and that's actually why I wanted to write the book.
She knows she turned to the two Ladbrokes representatives, in the family living room, and asked: why was he ever left there alone?
The 16 Cities Study stands as the largest and most representative study of personal exposure to ETS ever conducted in the United States.
The American representative called it "the most unjust, unkind and unfair vote ever taken" in the more than half century the group has been in existence.
"A project like this has never, ever, anywhere in the United States, been a catalyst for turning around a distressed city," said Representative Jefferson Davis, an opponent of the bill.
That said, the Capitol continues collecting its cut, as evidenced in this week's double-barreled dispatches, in the Washington Post and the New York Times, on the exploding wealth gap between our ever-more affluent representatives in Congress and the financially flat-lined citizens they represent.
