"You're going to see more wins spread out throughout the garage," the driver Jeff Burton said, pointing to the Nascar-designed racecar that he says has leveled the competition.
"There's an unwritten understanding that when you're winning, you spread the wealth around," said Mr. Stallings of Fodor's.
But the war mongers won and spread chaos from Afghanistan to Iraq and Libya.
The only thing we could do to win was to spread the plant.
But although France's first dictionary of liberalism has just come out, liberal-minded thinkers and political activists find it hard to get airtime, win seats or spread their ideas.The future of the right in France is equally unclear.
In this climate, only a handful of maverick candidates -- among them Mr. Buchanan, the conservative broadcaster, in 1996, and the Rev. Al Sharpton this year -- have remained in the race long beyond any hope of victory, because they were running not simply to win but to spread a message or to raise their profiles.
That is what Caroline von Lintel, 46, an interior designer in Carefree, Ariz., hopes will come out of the $12,000 she spent preparing last month for Architectural Digest's Open Auditions in Manhattan, where professional and nonprofessional aspiring designers and architects competed to win a photo spread in the magazine.
On Friday die-hard cosplayers will compete at a masquerade in which registered teams will show off their outfits for a chance to win a photo spread in Anime Insider and a trip to Japan to represent the United States in the World Cosplay Summit Championships.
Tonight die-hard cosplayers will compete at a masquerade in which registered teams will show off their outfits for a chance to win a photo spread in Anime Insider and a trip to Japan to represent the United States in the World Cosplay Summit Championships.
However, the proposal has nevertheless won wide-spread support in the physics community, in part because models of M-theory seem to behave somewhat as the black hole complementarian scenario suggests (for a philosophical discussion, see van Dongen and de Haro 2004).
