Historically, they sure haven't".
And Iraq's oil workers in particular are in a strategic position, socially, industrially and historically to make sure that it never is.
So, for the sake of opportunity, I'd say it's useful to try to make sure historically disadvantaged groups are represented on the court, as long as the quality of the court is not degraded as a result.Now, that doesn't necessarily default into an argument for racial diversity, over religious or gender diversity.
And I'm not so sure, historically, that gold has been a good deflationary hedge, especially if you look back to the '30s.
The message is to know what is at the heart of your business success historically, then make sure you do more of it better, faster and cheaper than anyone else.
All-audience extravaganzas such as Will Smith's science-fiction film "After Earth," Channing Tatum's D.C. action picture "White House Down" and Johnny Depp's western comedy "The Lone Ranger" — which cost as much as $225 million and are the closest thing Hollywood has historically had to sure bets — all fizzled in the last month.
I'm not sure that, historically speaking, it's the right moment for that.
The other tries to make sure that historically disfavored groups are not subordinated.
And I'm not sure how historically accurate the storyline unfolded, but that's not the point either.
Lapham, 77, made sure to historically frame the evening before diving into the toasting and drinking, relaying an anecdote about the origin of the word 'toast,' which he attributes to Jonathan Swift in 1709.
