But Mr. Bradley's decision to devote so much attention to a contest that most Democrats view as marginal -- it is a nonbinding vote in which no delegates will be chosen -- has shaken some supporters.
Referring to the rivals in New York as well as Butterfields in San Francisco and a new Chicago company, Edward Roberts International, both of which many Easterners view as marginal, Mr. Aaron said, "With seven houses competing for a limited quantity of wine put up for auctions, and the costs of auctions very high, the profits may be low".
The clip of Berg's death made Zarqawi, who had previously been viewed as a marginal figure, one of the world's most prominent Islamic militants.
Until the late 20th century the plant was largely viewed as a marginal crop and was grown primarily by poor subsistence farmers in Bolivia and Peru.
Despite the high prevalence and public health burden of pain, pain education is viewed as a marginal topic and non-essential part of undergraduate medical teaching across Europe.
Initially they were viewed as totally marginal and anecdotic, but TEs have been revealed as potentially harmful parasitic entities, ubiquitous in genomes, and finally as unavoidable actors in the diversity, structure, and evolution of the genome.
In comparison with the predictive power of conventional variables, this result could be viewed as a marginal, but valuable, prognostic improvement, but it will require further validation in larger cohorts to demonstrate significant clinical value.
"These vehicles were long viewed as something as marginal and anti-social, as lowriders acted outside of normative culture," says Andrew Connors, curator of art at the Albuquerque Museum.
One year ago it did exist, but it was viewed and (I gather) viewed itself as marginal, a sideshow, an aspiration — the political equivalent of a Star Trek convention.
