Miranda portrays the Founding Fathers not as exalted statesmen but as orphaned sons, reckless revolutionaries, and sometimes petty rivals, living at a moment of extreme volatility, opportunity, and risk.
Baby Boomers are people born between 1943 1960, they were born during or after World War II, and were raised in the era of extreme optimism, opportunity, and progress.
The end result is that there are now dozens of lucrative opportunities, extreme competition to secure those opportunities, and performance is being driven ever faster as a result.
Extreme inequality blocks opportunity for the poor.
"It's about two very different worlds, one of extreme privilege and opportunity, and the other of degradation and humiliation".
The One Vote 2010 website offers a number of ways for the public to get involved - as well as the videos, it has questionnaires answered by party leaders on their plans to fight extreme poverty, an opportunity to vote on issues and to submit questions to the leaders' televised foreign policy debate next week.
The centre of the characters in this letterform is expanded so as to offer, in its more extreme form, added opportunities for embellishment.
Volatility is hitting extremes, creating wild opportunity for options speculating.
She witnessed the camp's difficult conditions – poor housing, lack of job opportunities, extreme poverty, malnutrition and lack of basic social services.
AMERICAN DREAMERS The Lure of Las Vegas Articles in this series are examining Las Vegas through the lives of a handful of the hundreds of thousands of people who have moved there in the last three decades, seeking new beginnings in a land of unmatched opportunity and extreme dysfunction.
