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NEW YORK — The past week has underscored one more way in which the lives of the super-rich are diverging from the lives of everyone else: The middle-class is becoming a matriarchy, while the plutocracy remains firmly patriarchal.
Not only did trends of recent years continue in 2013 – particularly the diverging fortunes of the rich and everyone else -- but in some ways they accelerated.
But the story begins to diverge from their telling, and soon events overwhelm everyone on the stage as the people in the Roman world are driven by their own forces.
Stakeholder interests can diverge sharply, and managers who attempt to keep everyone happy when there is no sensible compromise can do more damage than those who put the shareholder first.
Everyone we ask says yes to the first question, but answers diverge in response to the second.
Student 3 verbal explanation: "It is believed from the current evolutionary theory that we all diverged out of one common ancestor which means that everyone has something in common, we all have something in common with a common ancestor.
The U.S. economy has diverged: Wall Street is living high on the hog while everyone else is struggling.
The ratings diverged the most over New Hampshire, chiefly due to Pollster, which rated it solid blue while everyone else rated the state a tossup.
content of everyone also contributed very significantly.
Seeing everyone's different reactions to these tests has heightened the social dynamic of the evening: the experience remains shared, but we are all thinking about what our fellow drinkers are tasting, where our experiences meet and where they diverge.
