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If the phrase "soccer moms" has rapidly become part of the political lexicon, it may be because it is cleverly positioned at the intersection of several different trends--the rise of soccer as a middle-class pastime, the demanding lives of working women, the diversification of the suburbs, the popularity of the Dodge Caravan, and so on.
True evolution takes place when the theoretical complexity of a population exceeds the number of different molecules that can be created in a single library translation step, and when diversification is required to access compounds in later generations that are more fit than any member of the starting pool.
Duplicate gene evolution has most likely played a substantial role in both the rapid changes in organismal complexity apparent in deep evolutionary splits and the diversification of more closely related species.
HGT has become a widely accepted mechanism of rapid evolution and diversification in prokaryotic populations [ 5 6 7 ] . Recent genome analyses of primitive eukaryotes, such as the sea squirt ( Ciona intestinalis ) [ 8 ] and single-celled parasitic diplomonads [ 9 ] , implicate HGT events in early eukaryotic evolution.
When ITT owned Avis, conglomeration was supposed to be the recipe for success, because diversification would allow companies to offset losses in one sector with gains from others.