Only at the far margins where people are polarised anyway.
Although this tournament is flooded with name-brand stars, Valdes is representative of a baseball underclass that plies its trade on the margins, far from the grand stages of Yankee Stadium and Wrigley Field.
Subjecting these programs to a backstop mechanism would impose enormous hardship on people already living on the margins, far below the poverty line, and it would likely result in increases in homelessness, hunger, and the number of people who can't access needed health care.
Plus, there are the added disadvantages of "Portuguese not being one of the world's widely spoken languages and Brazil being a country on the margins as far as international theater is concerned".
"They really were on the margins of the margins, yet they had this pride in themselves.
On the margins of Namibia i.e., the Caprivi Strip in the far east and on the margins of the Kalahari the local peoples and groupings were spillovers from southern Zambia (Barotse) and Botswana (Tswana).
Even if he does not match that, the polls have him on track for a far better margin than the painfully narrow ones of the past two elections.
To people who are unfamiliar with computers, Gates is just a nerd, and if you try to get them to square the negative connotation of the word "nerd" with Gates' incredible success, and with the fact that, far from being on the margin of society, Gates is now in a position to determine what society is like, they're likely to say, "Well, I guess it really is the revenge of the nerds".
The incentive structure in the sport means that wrestlers on the margin of achieving a winning record have far more to gain from winning than opponents, not on the margin, stand to lose if defeated.
Maybe the silliness is best kept under wraps, and the band that lived so very far out on the margins of good sense and good taste should remain under-appreciated and unexplained.
