The reason in part is that when a fund of funds has a large number of underlying managers, it begins to track market indexes more broadly in extreme events, concentrating risk.
Get in a habit of devoting time and mind-power: meet your own expectations that you will think, listen actively and read actively with total concentration like an extreme-athlete concentrates on the dangerous moves.
Sixteen Murciano-Granadina dairy goats, provided with wireless rumen sensors for pH and temperature, were used to assess the rumen environment variations produced by extreme forage to concentrate diets (experiment 1) and climatic conditions (experiment 2).
In the law center's research, however, the increase in extreme poverty was concentrated in the 65-to-75 65-to-75 65-to-75
Extreme poverty is concentrated among sections of the Muslim population, particularly in the Old City, among strictly Orthodox Jews, and among Jews from Africa and Asia.
Today, close to half of all extreme poverty is concentrated in sub-Saharan Africa, which, despite some recent progress, is still beset by war, disease, and a lack of properly functioning institutions.
For Buffett though, the fact that extreme wealth is concentrated amongst a few individuals isn't just an economic problem, it's also an issue of fairness.
The world's extreme poor -- concentrated largely in sub-Saharan Africa and south Asia -- are out of sight and out of mind, except for the occasional pang of guilt we feel when glimpsing their lives on TV.
Cognitive impairment was defined as those who endorsed the question of having severe or extreme difficulty with concentrating or remembering things in the past 30 days.
Her mother is the health coordinator of the Millennium Villages project, which is sponsored by the Earth Institute and other organizations, and concentrates on extreme poverty in sub-Saharan Africa.
