Rural incomes have grown more rapidly than urban ones since 2008.Indian firms sense a fortune to be made by selling rustic folk their first fridges.
Everyone, particularly broadcast networks, wanted a piece of the success and massive fortune they sensed was around the corner.
City, perhaps sensing the good fortune of still being well in the tie, began to find some space in the middle.
A knife had just missed his heart, but any sense of fortune was pushed aside by grief yesterday.
"By a combination of good sense, great fortune, and grace, we survived and protected both peace and freedom during the Cold War without a nuclear Armageddon," says Allison.
After Coleman's sliced winner, though, there must be a sense that fortune is against the Bluebirds as they failed to follow-up an important win over fellow strugglers Fulham last weekend.
After this, amongst the Allies there was "a sense that fortune's wheel was turning", and although leaders such as Blamey emphasised the difficulties that lay ahead, a feeling of confidence in eventual victory emerged.
But when the Islamic State turned its attention to KRG, the YPG sensed an opportunity to change its fortunes.
In a sign of the good fortune to come, the Quimper staff sensed his hunger and signed him anyway.
At 129-3, England sensed another Australia collapse, but Clarke's brilliance and Smith's good fortune ensured the day took a very different course.
The first great fortunes hereabouts were made from flour, timber and railroads; you can sense how big those fortunes were by visiting the enormous Richardsonian Romanesque mansion of James J. Hill on Summit Avenue in St . Paul
