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This article examines how the architects' claim to be the foremost producers of architecture has been grounded historically in their relations with power, and considers the main shifts in Western societies' conceptions of architecture.
The transition in Thailand from a rural and feudal society to one of the foremost producers of computer hard drives and a hub for Japanese and American car companies has been abrupt.
Despite Ghibli's standing over the last quarter-century as one of the world's foremost producers of animated films — perhaps the best, depending on how you feel about Pixar — only five of its features have received a commercial theatrical release in the United States in something approaching their original form.
Treadway conceived of the skates seven years ago while working on his thesis at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California, one of the world's foremost producers of transportation-design talent.
Not content with being one of the foremost producers of olive oil in California — at one point accounting for 15% of the state's output — McNally and son-in-law Edwin Neff soon began planning development of a rural retreat for the wealthy, to be built on the remaining 1,600 acres.
Japan quickly became the world's foremost producer of automobiles, and by the end of the 20th century, Korean automakers were attempting to follow the Japanese example with the aggressive export of automobiles.
Though the song was cut out of several previews, Arthur Freed, the associate producer, who later became MGM's foremost producer of musicals, threatened to quit the project unless it remained in the movie.
John Alexander, director of consumer sales and marketing at Recorded Books, the nation's foremost producer of unabridged audio books, invited me to visit the studio and watch Ms. Bresnahan or Ms. Porter at work, but I refused.
Until the late 1970s, Malaysia was the world's foremost producer of tin, supplying roughly 40% of the non-communist world's tin.
Today's Recovery Act in Action episode takes place in Durham, NC at Cree, Inc., America's foremost producer of LED lighting.
