"We have a major collapse in the labor market, especially for men without high school degrees, a lot of whom have historically been employed in construction," Mr. Furman said.
The book turns out to cover a kind of struggle for faith, a spiritual crisis of one sort or another of these two people, both of whom are historically aware.
But if Mr. Paul's supporters can maintain the turnout they generated in Nevada — beginning this month with contests in places like Minnesota, Maine and Colorado — they could win influence over the mainstream party and its leaders, many of whom have historically discounted Mr. Paul and his backers as a minor or even fringe movement.
At the same time, avoiding the expense of flood insurance will become harder for middle-class homeowners, many of whom have historically dropped their policies after a few uneventful years even though it is required for homeowners with federally backed mortgages who live in flood-prone areas.
While unions exist to help American workers, so many of whom have historically been immigrants, most have no use for guest worker programs.
Sanders' leftist position on social justice issues is especially appealing to artists, many of whom have historically carried their own liberal bent.
Progressive activists in New York, many of whom have historically focused solely on national politics, stopped ignoring Albany and started paying attention to details like the IDC".
And while wealthy Indian families have been sending their children to the best American schools for years, the idea is beginning to spread to middle-class families, for whom Delhi University has historically been the best option.
The theory behind the No Child Left Behind Act was that holding schools accountable for test scores would force them to improve instruction for groups of children whom they had historically shortchanged.
The response to the Bulgarian atrocities led to Russia starting a war with Turkey, and to a horrific countermassacre of Turks by the Russians and their allies, culminating in particularly violent and vicious pogroms of the Jews, whom the Turks historically had protected.
