He hoped to win authority by waging successful frontier wars and to gain recognition through concessions rather than to insist on the sacred and priestlike status of the royal office that the church had built up in the 9th century.
(According to Gwenda Blair, these accounts are more or less accurate — though they all leave out the fact that, in addition to steaks, oysters, and liquor, miners could use their gold to buy "female companionship" at Trump's successful frontier establishments).. On one of his trips home to Kallstadt, Friedrich married the girl next door, Elizabeth, and took her to New York.
During the 1960s the government of Prince Norodom Sihanouk was successful in colonizing frontier regions, especially in the northwest, with army veterans or poor farmers from more-crowded parts of the country.
Ghāzī Malik, who ascended the throne as Ghiyāth al-Dīn Tughluq (reigned 1320 25), had distinguished himself prior to his accession by his successful defense of the frontier against the Mongols.
While early barriers to xenograft acceptance, such as hyperacute rejection, are now largely avoided through genetic engineering, the next frontier in successful xenograft survival will require prevention of T cell-mediated rejection.
Frontier living is frontier living.
He adds that, if Spain were to become too successful at blocking its frontiers, immigrants would simply shift their efforts to Italy or other European countries.
Tracey Emin, so successful at extending the frontiers of conceptual art, has set the critics a tough new task: how to judge her new work performed live on Channel 4 early yesterday morning during a post-Turner Prize discussion entitled "Is Painting Dead".
He was a well-known prizefighter in Tombstone and one of the most successful smugglers along the Arizona Mexico frontier.
The changes here are not as a result of inborn national immaturity, or frontier psychology, but an extended and successful political campaign from activists, including the NRA, which includes lobbying, disbursing cash to political candidates and broader PR efforts.
As long-ago American candidates invented or exaggerated their successful climb from humble, Lincolnesque roots on the frontier, so in later times claiming success at the great national card game is to claim, as well, certain American virtues.
