He became the most prevalent Simpsons character on memorabilia, such as T-shirts.
For that matter, in 1843 Emerson had described a "New England race" whose Anglo-Saxon bloodline conditioned "the more ideal character" prevalent in the New England states.
Tomorrow, 2 30 to 3 30 p.m., "Anansi the Spider," stories by Joyce Gilliam Brown about a character prevalent in African folklore that is a trickster who is sometimes a spider and sometimes a man.
Mr. Wixom calls Mr. Peanut funny in a "sophisticated, witty" manner, rather than in the kind of frat-boy or bro persona that is prevalent in so many characters in advertising today.
Though used heavily in many games, such systems have become less prevalent in favor of characters that are more versatile; characters still match an archetype, but are able to learn skills outside their class.
Perhaps, however, wishful Walt did anticipate something terribly prevalent in the American character: our poignant desire to sound genteel, our sincere pursuit of stylish pronunciation, our flirtation with the fancy.
The main characters Rikku, is Al Bhed, and Yuna is part Al Bhed on her mother's side; and assistance in gained through a cast of supporting Al Bhed character's, prevalent in Final Fantasy X-2.
Other scholars stressed the escapist character of the prevalent orthodoxy that the mere introduction of CBNRM would re-establish the supposedly balanced and stable natural conditions and pointed out that natural environments per se are characterized by disequilibrium and spatiotemporal variability (e.g. Leach et al. 1999: 226, 228).
This species has zoonotic character and is prevalent both in humans and animals.
Female characters are more prevalent, and less likely to be sexualized, in films written and directed by women, the report said.
