Yet in Obama, almost from the moment they met, Axelrod seemed to sense something on a far grander scale: a potential for what he described to friends as a 'historic' agent for change in American politics on the scale of the hero he had seen as a five-year-old.
For example, by the spring of 2008 GfK's key consumer confidence index was falling fast and was well below its historic average; the Bank of England agents' monthly scores on investment and employment intentions had also tumbled.
Characterizing the timing, severity, and agents of historic forest disturbances is critical to developing management and conservation strategies based on natural processes.
Then, ironically, the American people's growing disgust for such a dynamic produced historic demand for a change agent — something that only the Republican primary produced.
Although most arsenic and arsenical compounds have been eliminated from the workplace over the past 30 years, because of a latency period of up to 30 years it is still feasible that cases of ASL reported between 1999 and 2005 may have been caused by historic occupational exposure to this agent.
From the perspective of undocumented immigrants generally, it is unfortunate that Trump has settled on them as the main agents of this historic voter fraud.
The historic therapeutic expectation for infectious agents is culture-susceptibility test in each patient.
"Critically, the stock of property on the market continues to hover close to historic lows with new instructions to agents falling in 10 of the last 12 months.
These agents integrate institutions through historic specificity and rationality to enter the decision-making arena, and use their logic of action to display their power to bring about institutional change.
"While there is an improvement, the legacy of building on an insufficient scale has left the average inventory on estate agents' books close to a historic low".
