Civility may soon reign again at the Presidents Cup, but this much is clear as Greg Norman's International Team prepares to take on Fred Couples's U.S. Team at Royal Melbourne Golf Club beginning Thursday: The Ryder Cup no longer corners the market on edge.
And furthermore, the "hot spots" for putting your fingers are no longer the corners, as they are with mice and such.
In a 2006 study of 212 new ventures, Harvard Business School professor Noam Wasserman found that half the founders were no longer in the corner office in three years.
Increasingly reliant on bad fringe actors like Nugent to connect with their far, far-right audience, the conservative media have built up Obama-bashing personalities who no longer occupy any corner of the American mainstream.
Ituri is no longer the bloodiest corner of Congo, but the violence there in recent months was as severe and merciless as the slaughters at the turn of the 20th century, the 21st century, and almost anytime or anywhere in the world.
In Currin's studio, I reflected that the demise of the ideologies is no longer just around the corner.
An Unlikely Address Now that the carpeting and red brocade have been stripped away, Edwardian no longer describes the handsome corner dining room in the Plaza overlooking Grand Army Plaza.
He dismissed the upbeat talk of "green shoots" sprouting in the devastated economic landscape and the dreamy notion that recovery is no longer just around the corner, it's here.
The Party no longer reaches into every corner of Chinese life, as it did in the nineteen-seventies, but Xi nevertheless presides over an economy that, by one measure, recently surpassed the American economy in size; he holds ultimate authority over every general, judge, editor, and state-company C.E.O.
