My observation is that 2012 has been predominated by an emphasis on survival.
It would be nice to believe the former is true, but more than likely it was the latter that predominated.
For a start, the economy has changed drastically: where the state predominated in 1988, the market has the upper hand today.
"It's almost as if he foreshadowed James Brown in the sense in which rhythm predominated over melody and the usual conventions of pop songwriting, " Guralnick says.
In recent years, the increasing awareness of the ecologies that once predominated has brought to light native grasses and sedges that make natural or meadow lawns, naturally.
Most Syrians are practising Muslims, but the young people who have predominated in the crowds of protesters are connected to their compatriots more by the internet than by religion.
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Aside from where the media went to school, we see a difference in what the media studied in school: journalism was the most-represented major at News Foo, but the liberal arts, collectively, predominated.
Forget for the moment that even after 150 years of global warming, global temperatures remain strikingly cool compared to the temperatures that have predominated during most of the history of human civilization.
MacFrugal's merchandising head, put in charge of all buying, assumed that what had worked on the West Coast, where he had cut his teeth, would do just as well in the Midwest and the South, where Big Lots predominated.
In the short term, either investment style can produce consistently good returns: growth stocks predominated in the 1990s, value stocks have done better in the past five years and there are those who think the tide is about to turn back now.
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