The west dismissed this, saying the concept of spheres of influence belonged to a bygone age.
In China, influence belongs only to those with power, those who can make rain from clouds, who can decide if you live or die, those who can keep you somewhere between life and death.
T-PAIN "Revolver" (RCA) Of the great experimental pop musicians of the 2000s, the widest gap between initial expectation and lasting influence belongs to T-Pain, who sang through a machine about strippers and nightclubs.
Scientifically, the strongest influences belonged to the physicists Helmholtz, Mach and Boltzmann, the mathematicians Hilbert and Klein and the logicians Frege and Russell; amongst contemporaries, Einstein was revered above all others.
A hypothesis is proposed that the key role in this influence may belong to early events in the responses of blood circulatory and immune systems to microgravity.
Additionally, external cues, such as low representation of one's group, can influence sense of belonging, particularly for women in male-dominated fields, such as most STEM disciplines (Murphy et al. 2007).
This influence occurs because belonging to the same social context often means being involved in similar activities or achieving common goals.
15/15 Jan Scott Wilkinson from British Sea Power chose 'Pearl Mystic' by Hookworms They remind me a little of The Jesus and Mary Chain and Velvet Underground which is nice but it does"t sound like it's been made from a clever list of influences or belongs in the past - it just sounds like they're having a wonderful time playing.
The people of Yamhad were Amorites, spoke the Amorite language and aside from a few Mesopotamian, Egyptian and Aegean influences, Yamhad belonged mainly to the middle-Bronze Age Syrian culture.
Initially, Heimat indicated the feeling of national belonging influenced by a pan-Germanic vision; the party assured voters in 1985 that "the overwhelming majority of Austrians belong to the German ethnic and cultural community".
