Instead, the protagonists of this story produced more mundane but far-reaching products like textiles, sugar, gum, beer, rope.
In a perfect illustration of the law of diminishing returns, the protagonists of this series have become caricatures of their original, sharply delineated selves, and the serial-killer-cum-stalker plot, once fresh and exciting, is now formulaic and stale.
"It's not that Pérez Molina has an impenetrable skin," José Rubén Zamora, the publisher of the opposition newspaper el Periódico, who has been one of the protagonists of this saga, wrote, "or that he lacks emotions, or that his cynicism knows no boundaries, or that he's profoundly deaf.
Indeed, during the overcoming of the 'trial and error' process, the protagonists of this digital adventure developed processes of problem solving, through the creation of conjectures, data collection, tests and analysis, indicating the production a strategic thinking.
While the third period has seen a number of noteworthy contributions (Cole, 1983; Dancy, 1985; Dennett, 1985; Fodor, 1964; Helm; Gilbert, 1985; Helm et al., 1985; Krimsky, 1973; McMullin, 1985; Myers, 1986; Poser, 1984; Prudovsky, 1989; Rehder, 1980a,b; Yourgrau, 1962 and 1967), the protagonists of this period were Alexandre Koyré, Thomas S. Kuhn and Karl Popper.
There is much to lose if the protagonists of this shameful saga of bigotry succeed.
The protagonists of this week's story were the emotionally complex Megan and Katie, whose antics – including screaming and storming out of classrooms – increased the workload and the stress of their teachers.
The protagonist of this story has no name.
Helen, the protagonist of this novel, is of the woman-child type — resisting adult life.
Obsession, ambition, and shame drive the protagonist of this absorbing novel.
It uses the secondary character from that story as the protagonist of this one.
