If there were any doubt about the mainstreaming of Islamophobia one need look no further than the recent horrendous character assassination broadsides against patriotic federal public servants like the State Department's Huma Abedin and U.S. Special Envoy Rashad Hussein by members of Congress such as Michelle Bachmann in letters sent to federal agencies.
The mainstreaming of recycling is one of the few bright spots of the past decade, but it clearly is not enough.
For while the secular world has produced many advances -- the emancipation of women being a big one, including, notably, the frocking of women in some Protestant denominations -- the secular world has also blurred the moral line in the culture, the line that gives meaning and value to life, and in so doing has produced... junkier results: the mainstreaming of pornography, for one example.
If crossing into the top 10 marked the mainstream arrival of one of the decade's defining bands, it was a curious vehicle they chose to transport them.
"This party will attract the mainstream of the country," Abdullah Gul, one of the organizers, said in an interview.
The Republican Party is becoming more and more out of step with the mainstream of American thought, and one year after their navel-gazing post-mortem exercise, Republicans certainly don't seem inclined to change this in any way.
Edward Snowden was skeptical of approaching the mainstream media, one of the journalists who was contacted by the NSA data leaker said on Monday.
But he's not self-effacing in a charming way". Bueno de Mesquita's voluminous academic work — he has published 16 books and more than 100 papers — is credited with helping to move game theory and mathematical modeling into the mainstream of political science; according to one count, by 1999 fully 40percentt of papers in the American Political Science Review used modeling.
Bueno de Mesquita's voluminous academic work — he has published 16 books and more than 100 papers — is credited with helping to move game theory and mathematical modeling into the mainstream of political science; according to one count, by 1999 fully 40percentt of papers in the American Political Science Review used modeling.
Greenfield compares herself to the plucky pioneers of the green movement in the 1970s and 1980s, fringe groups fighting against the tide whose ideas would soon explode into the mainstream, defining one of the key debates of our generation.
None of which should make us forget that the first Bush term was a sharp break, and a destructive one, from the mainstream of U.S. foreign policy, and Obama's term has been in large part a correction.
