One can foresee that as mixed-ownership enterprises controlled by non-public capital begin to emerge, there will be new members on boards of directors nominated by non-public capital, not merely nominations by all administrative levels of SASACs or the State-owned Assets Authoring Management Agency.
Most of these winners could easily have been predicted, though it was gratifying to see that diversity extended to those holding the trophies and not merely those nominated.
By comparing people good enough to be considered for a Nobel, they could measure what the status of having one was worth.Comparing winners and also-rans from within the same countries, to avoid yet another source of bias, Dr Rablen and Dr Oswald found that the winners lived, on average, two years longer than those who had merely been nominated.
He received a special Tony Award for his role as the King and had come to dominate the musical to such an extent that Piel was nominated merely for a featured actress Tony as Anna.
Awards are always nice for those who get them, but statistically speaking, almost no one does; to stretch a point, such contests dishonor more good work than they honor, and I find it happier to know as little as I can about who's in, out, favored to win or mocked merely for being nominated.
HBO's "Enlightened" was nominated, not merely for Laura Dern's brilliant lead performance but for Molly Shannon's featured role.
Just 11.7% nominated Abbott.
Does that entail eating filet mignon and chatting with the Oscar-nominated actor, or merely sipping wine in the same room as him?
But Octavia Spencer is at least arguably the co-star of The Help, alongside Emma Stone, and could have been nominated as a lead, not merely the supporting "help".
The surveillance Comey and his colleagues – including Mueller, the FBI director he is nominated to replace – objected to had merely been paused and rerouted under a new legal basis.
