Apple was the highest ranked technology company, rising from 17th to sixth position, in the process cracking the top 10 for the first time.
The mainstream co-opts the fringe and shifts its position in the process; "but then you need people to stake out the fringe again".
He will have to insist on accountability for his father's assassins, even if he loses his position in the process.
Ahead of the arrival of the new chairman, the BOA chief executive, Andy Hunt, presented a restructuring plan to the board designed to streamline the number of senior staff and save money – and potentially cement his own position in the process.
In particular, Rosberg's manoeuvre in qualifying in Monaco when he appeared to make a mistake before reversing back on track, so ensuring himself of pole position in the process, has been deemed deliberate by many seasoned observers.
Despite persistent rumors of corruption, he remained a doggedly ambitious political figure, eventually participating in a coup against his own Democratic Party and winning a leadership position in the process.
Run by the former governor of New Jersey and ex-Goldman Sachs boss Jon Corzine, the firm ran into difficulty after taking bets last year in the expectation that the price of government bonds in troubled eurozone countries would rise, amassing a $6.3bn£3.9bnbn) position in the process.
Had Drusus succeeded, the poor and the Italians might have been satisfied; the equites, deprived of their most ambitious element by promotion, might have acquiesced; and the Senate, always governed by the prestige of the noble principes rather than by votes and divisions, could have returned, little changed by the infusion of new blood, to its leading position in the process of government.
From there, West is technically out of the play action (and out of bounds entirely), but he keeps the passing angles open for Hibbert to kick the ball out to his shooters, doesn't bring an extra defender into the post, and somehow maintains solid offensive rebounding position in the process.
When 8km from the finish line, Bjarne Riis – a 10-year pro with modest palmarès and a reputation as a good road captain (so good that Madiot tried to sign him and Fignon sought him out as a team-mate) – dropped to the right hand side of the road, deliberately losing position in the process, coming almost to a standstill while he scrutinised the faces of his rivals.
