Instead, there are some specific reasons why especially younger pensioners, the boomers who are now retiring, have ended up enjoying spectacular advantages that may not boost incomes of the generations coming after them.
Don't settle for anything.' " Iverson settled for nothing less than spectacular, taking advantage of the Raptors' surprising lack of a double-team.
A new paper in the journal Nature Reviews Neuroscience describes how magic tricks, from the simple to the spectacular, take advantage of glitches in how the brain works: approximating, cutting corners, instantaneously and subconsciously choosing what to "see" and what to let pass.
In a paper published last week in the journal Nature Reviews Neuroscience, a team of brain scientists and prominent magicians described how magic tricks, both simple and spectacular, take advantage of glitches in how the brain constructs a model of the outside world from moment to moment, or what we think of as objective reality.
Eight years on and the jihadists of Isis are firmly back in Anbar after a spectacular squandering of the advantage by the Iraqi government of Prime Minister Nouri Maliki, who sent troops to besiege a protest camp in Falluja late last year.
If "privilege" is spectacular wealth or unearned advantage, surely better examples could be found, even in 2012 alone.
And if they ever have time, they'll take advantage of its spectacular views of Manhattan, looking north.
Until European colonists arrived, oysters took advantage of the spectacular estuarine algae blooms that resulted from all these nutrients and built themselves a kingdom.
Marbury gave the Nets a 52-50 advantage with his spectacular dunk, but they never led again and did not hit a jump shot for another nine minutes.
William R. Thorsen, the client, was a retired lumberman, and the house, appropriately enough, is distinguished by its use of exotic woods, finely crafted, smoothed and rounded, and large plate-glass windows that take advantage of the spectacular bay views.
