Similarly, primates tend to copy higher-ranking, i.e., nominally more successful, conspecifics [ 30 32].
Although nominally a British league, the six successful franchises are all based in England.
Though the draft law is nominally directed against "terrorism", the Saudi authorities have proved largely successful in crushing or driving abroad al-Qa'ida.
Despite ideological and tribal rifts, ZANU and ZAPU nominally united as the "Patriotic Front" (PF) in late 1976 in a successful attempt to augment overseas support for the black nationalist cause.
At the micro-level, this means that syndicalist workplace organising is growing, and proving more successful than the approaches of larger incumbent unions, while at the macro-level political parties – even nominally "progressive" ones – will, for now, remain utterly incapable of offering a modernity that is an improvement upon, or even just at odds with what is currently on offer.
Nominally socialist China is a capitalist nation, they quip, while Japan's market capitalism is actually the world's most successful socialist model in disguise, pointing with pride at the nation's narrow wealth gap, broad prosperity and bureaucrat-driven infrastructure spending that has paved their islands and endowed the nation with, among other things, an impressive rail network.
Nominally, there are close links.
Now these people are nominally their masters.
THE case, nominally, is Medellín v Texas.
