Prominent Republicans from President Bush on down have aggressively sought to make inroads among Hispanic voters, historically a core group within the Democratic electoral base.
Third, Merkel's decision rips the very engine out of the entire integration idea: that Germany, Europe's historically problematic core country, underwrites the ever-fragile idea of European politics transcending the merely national.
Citizenship education in Denmark concentrates on reproducing a historically derived core of cultural values and knowledge to which minorities are expected to assimilate, while the Swedish model subscribes to a pluralist view that stresses mutual adaptation and intercultural tolerance.
Historically, Bitcoin Core developers, who maintain the Bitcoin network's dominant client software, have also exerted influence, shaping Bitcoin's road map and the story of its use cases.
Botany (Greek - grass, fodder; Medieval Latin – herb, plant) and zoology are, historically, the core disciplines of biology whose history is closely associated with the natural sciences chemistry, physics and geology.
It has moved universities from major cities to disperse the students who have historically formed the core of protest.
The firm reversed its decision after a series of security experts and academics cautioned them against publication (one American academic described the work as historically inaccurate "soft core pornography") warning it would be dangerously offensive.
While it is true that the viewership decline has continued under Mr. O'Brien, "The Tonight Show" has problems that go beyond whether Triumph the Insult Comic Dog is too tangy for middle America, which has historically been the core of "The Tonight Show" audience.
Fourth, this produces a clash with those ideals of human rights, universalism and equal treatment of persons that historically have constituted core values of the welfare-era Scandinavian states.
Democrats discount such early polls, arguing that their core voters historically become interested in campaigns later than Republicans.
