The Random House Trade Group, along with its internal rival, Knopf, was one of the few publishers that combined literary prestige, financial resources and marketing power.
But since these deep-seated cravings strengthened the veil of ignorance over egalitarian synergy's dynamics, they would often remain politically defenseless in front of the high-profile prestige (P2 & P3) of authoritarian ruling classes, whose combined dominance and prestige could be backed-up by ever-escalating antagonistic means of political power.
A1 Blair Resurrects Former Ally Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain, promoting the remarkable political revival of a close ally, named Peter Mandelson as the new representative at the European Union, a position that combines prestige with influence and a high profile.
Rabbi Mark S. Diamond, vice chairman of the board, said, "There are rabbis and congregations who, because of their passion, dedication, leadership and congregations'... prestige and history, combine to play a leading role in community affairs.
More costly than the 3M-50 is the Honeywell Prestige HD thermostat, which can be combined with several add-on components.
Around 1980, a retroactive recognition of his influence combined with the resurgent prestige of contemporary European art to boost his fame.
Combined, the criticisms of the IMF diminished the prestige, if not the authority, of the IMF, resulting in heightened calls for a new international architecture to regulate the global economy.
A closed system of authority in which democracy is a dirty word, secrecy is a virtue and unaccountable individuals combine spiritual prestige and temporal power is a breeding ground for abuse and cover-up.
Since the majors combine unmatched prestige, pressure and (theoretically) competition, they are unlike any normal golf tournaments.
Since the majors themselves combine unmatched prestige, pressure and (theoretically) competition, they are unlike any normal golf tournaments.
