He also argues with a customs official, who says she doesn't care if Wratten set the whole thing up, so long as they get the glory for it.
Researchers tend to get the "glory" for publishing papers and often being the public face of research, but technicians do often contribute to research papers or even write papers themselves and palaeontological conferences regularly include sections scheduled just for preparators and for people to share techniques and exchange ideas.
This is the deflationary tone throughout, and no matter how often Trevor-Roper travels abroad - to interview Hitler's chauffeur, to appraise the Portuguese ('slovenly'), to put the Swedes straight on who should or shouldn't get the glory for rescuing 20,000 Jews (certainly not the Swedish Count Bernadotte) - he always circles back to Oxford.
He grew tired of seeing Motocross and snowboarding get the glory for going big.
She was intensely loyal and generous, with many godchildren and friends, but it didn't do to get on the wrong side of her: she turned against York in her later years, much to his dismay, as she felt he was getting the glory for her work on Sloane Rangers.
November 3 2015 November 8 201515 Although Jaco Pastorius deservedly gets the glory for revolutionizing the electric bass in the late seventies, Stanley Clarke had already been turning heads since the start of the decade with his extraordinary playing on both the acoustic and amplified versions of the instrument.
[Ibarra] did all the work and I got the glory for that one.
He had Liberty outfitted with guns, and sailed north with 50 of his men on May 14. Allen, not wanting Arnold to get the full glory for that capture, followed with some of his men in bateaux, but Arnold's small fleet had the advantage of sail, and pulled away from Allen's boats.
