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One thing about finance is that it tends to develop a sort of tradition, and a sort of standard contract.

Because viable roles for even so small a number are rare, each member of the diva guild tends to develop a brand.

Initiative in training lies with the organization rather than with industry, and the large corporation tends to develop a variety of training projects and adequate administration of training.

"Adelaide's Lament," Vivian Blaine's showstopper in "Guys and Dolls," is definitive of her situation -- a "female remaining single, / Just in the legal sense," who tends to "develop a cold" when brushed off yet again by her dilatory boyfriend.

Where the channel is capable of shifting laterally, the location of deposition tends to develop a sheet of rather poorly bedded sand and gravel in which individual layers can be traced for some distance away from the channel.

As suggested by Figure 4.2, an interstellar cloud would eventually flatten into a pancake-shaped disk, for the simple reason that gravity can pull matter toward the center of the region more easily along its rotation axis than perpendicular to it which is why a spinning body tends to develop a bulge around its middle.

At high silica loadings when silica tends to develop an agglomerated structure, the reinforcement efficiency and the critical stress for onset of nonlinearity are reduced notably.

Nevertheless, a teenager who has been told that having a passion for football and being able to analyze and write about it is great tends to develop an inflated sense of importance.

"Creating exclusionary urban spaces tends to develop an atmosphere of deprivation and violence among the excluded," said Amitabh Kundu, an economics professor at Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi who specializes in urbanization.

A cyclone of this intensity tends to develop an eye, an area of relative calm (and lowest atmospheric pressure) at the center of circulation.

Most companies that are in trouble, however, tend to develop a myopic focus on cost.