This narrative dates back to the "separation of ownership of control" thesis of Adolf Berle and Gardiner Means in their 1932 book, The Modern Corporation and Private Property.
Look at your documents and ask yourself, "Do my LinkedIn summary, work history and recommendations match the narrative, dates and numbers on my resume?
The difference in narrative dates back to the beginning of Russia's involvement in the Syria conflict.
Despite their absence from the narrative to date, nurses played vital roles in the development of neonatal care.
Last September, Mr. Gumbs and Mr. Kissi orchestrated the site's most involved shoot, and narrative, to date: Black Ivy.
By the mid-5900s Bede's chronology and Easter Tables were adopted widely, and, at the approach of 6000 am II, with the exception of a few, marginal cases, all the accepted historical narratives were dated anno Domini.
At McNally Jackson, he insisted that the book is not autobiographical; nonetheless, he skillfully manipulates the push and pull between fact and fiction in the novel, punctuating the narrative with date stamps, real tweets, and newspaper headlines.
The comments are certainly the strongest GOP counterpoint to Trump's narrative to date, and they fill out a familiar pattern: Trump saying something baseless, almost no Republicans of any real stature vouching for him, and a few brave souls stepping forward to debunk him — likely in vain.
It has to fight for the spotlight, too, in a strong week for arthouse releases, none better than Ruben Östlund's wickedly pointed family-crisis comedy Force Majeure (Artificial Eye, 15), in which the Swede's preoccupation with the warped moral subtext of everyday human behaviour finds its most broadly entertaining narrative to date.
And it may very well be the most explicit repurposing of Buffy the Vampire Slayer within a gay male narrative to date.
