Meanwhile the free towns had been winning valuable privileges in addition to those they already possessed, and the more wealthy among them, such as Lübeck, Nürnberg, and Augsburg, were practically imperia in imperio, waging war and making peace, and ruling their people without any outside interference.
Then, and only then, does it have the privilege of "crossing the chasm". In addition to his landmark book, "Crossing the Chasm: Selling High-Tech Products to Mainstream Customers" (New York: HarperBusiness, 1999), Moore's other book that describes this most clearly is "Living On the Fault Line: Managing For Shareholder Value in Any Economy" (New York: CollinsBusiness, 2000).
LONDON — One of the pleasures and privileges of theatergoing in London — in addition to those little wooden spoonlets that come with the interval ice cream — is the beauty of the printed theater program.
Instead, the family will swish past the masses to a separate lift line designated for Beeline Advantage pass holders — a privilege that costs $20 a day in addition to regular lift tickets.
Only the Christian wife might enjoy the privileges of her dowry; Jews and Samaritans were denied, in addition to other civil disabilities, the privilege of testamentary inheritance unless they converted.
"I was paid 400,000 Iraqi dinars (£231) a month in addition to many privileges, including food, fuel, and more recently, access to the internet," he says.
Hamza, the fighter who defected and was cited in Tuesday's article, says that while he was not particularly well paid (the equivalent of £230 a month) this did not matter because the money was "in addition to many privileges, including food, fuel and, more recently, access to the internet".
In addition to the privileges available to all organizations, independent organizations are eligible to use the Cornell University name in their organization name for publicity, uniforms, or other purposes, according to university guidelines regarding the use of the Cornell name, logo, and artwork, and subject to approval through the Cornell Brand Communications.
The eleventh-century Ruskaya Pravda, the law code of the Kievan Rus', grants certain privileges to Kylfings (Колбяги or "Kolbiagi") in addition to Varangians ("Varyagi").
I should point out that in addition to the white privilege course here at Sam, students can also take a course in civil war history from a finalist for last year's Pulitzer prize, a World War II course from Yale expert Timothy Snyder's top recent graduate student, and naval history from the runner up for last year's Anderson medal (the top prize in nautical history).
