They know that there are two sets of laws in the country: one for the rich, powerful and well connected of Wall Street and one for everyone else on Main Street.
As a result of these links, most of the herds of the Bruna dels Pirineus breed were well connected, especially for moderately and highly heritable traits.
In other words, faster teams showed a higher degree of centralization in the sub-group network, meaning that team members were more heterogeneously connected, e.g. some firefighters were in well connected sub-groups for a long time, whereas others were longer on their own or part of a small sub-group.
Their critics say the companies promote what is more like the Washington dream: private benefits for the well connected, and potentially enormous public costs for taxpayers if either company makes the wrong bets when buying and selling mortgages.
Quantitative and visual comparisons show a strong correlation between the local accessible pore radius and bone ingrowth; for well connected samples a cutoff accessible pore radius of ∼100 μm is observed for ingrowth.
People see that the government is working for the powerful interests and the people who are well connected politically and not for the common person, which threatens that whole idea that we have this great opportunity, which we should have and have had historically in the West for anybody from whatever background to become successful.
Since that time, I've both endured and chronicled the entrenchment of the country's misfortunes: its overnight arbitrage fortunes for the well connected, its rampant shortages and interminable lines for the rest.
He is, however, very well connected with the Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in Iraq, the country's dominant Shiite political party.
Board positions are often regarded as being for retiring c-suite executives, business leaders and partners in law and accounting firms or voluntary positions on charities for well connected people with time on their hands and aged over 50.
