Dusan Tadic had the outstanding chance of the first half, requiring a fine save from Loris Karius, and Redmond's direct running was a prominent feature.
"In these times, acceleration spoils everything," said Heinz-Klaus Metzger, a prominent musicologist whose chance comments at an organ conference nine years ago sparked the project.
Auster's usual motifs — a figure who disappears from his own life, a prominent role for chance and coincidence, an obsession with baseball and old movies — eventually take over the novel, with familiar results.
They raise money for worthy causes, but they are much more: mixers for the offspring of prominent families, a chance to be photographed in the latest fashions for the party pages, a nightly swirl of old and new friends from the right schools and summer resorts.
"Why not give the National Socialists a chance?" a prominent banker said of the Nazis.
Mr. Reid was a top target of national Republicans and Tea Party activists, who saw him as a prominent trophy and a chance for an upset win that would ring with historical resonance.
In all, 10 colleges would take part in the B.C.S., instead of eight, which would presumably give colleges from less prominent conferences a better chance of taking part in the series.
This all seemed to be somewhat resolved after Ireland's Data Protection Agency launched a big investigation into the social networking company -- because its European headquarters are in Dublin -- and determined that, under E.U. law, Facebook could make the biometric face-prints of its members, but that it had to give users more prominent notice and the chance to opt out.
As the women's movement became more prominent, Sanders saw her chance to make a difference on how the topic was presented.
But that might not be enough to quell some of the prominent figures, such as Chance The Rapper, joining those on social media in asking HBO to fire the host.
The probability of observing 18 or more prl molecules out of 68 landing within a prominent DSB peak by chance is low (P = 2.5×10−8) (Figure 3C).
