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"Putin has a wonderful opportunity to become for Russia what the Roosevelts are for America," Sobchak told the Times . The Times buys this analysis: "Theodore Roosevelt took on entrenched monopolies, helping small businesses to thrive and competition to flourish.
Now that Sidney I. Landau has become entrenched as Editor in Chief at Cambridge University Press in New York, we are begining to see reflexes of his expertise in lexicography and linguistics.
Finally, as Tomás Ybarra-Frausto explains, Chicano/a art reflects a “continual effort toward developing an enhanced art of resistance—an art which is not a resistance to the materials and forms of art, but rather a resistance to entrenched social systems of power, exclusion and negation” (1990, 67).
But the most formidable obstacle to online voting may be entrenched interests threatened by change.
On the basis of any number of things: SAT scores and grades, of course--but also how well an essay was written; how much and what kind of volunteer work was done; notable athletic or artistic ability; a concern for geographic diversity; recommendations; or the most entrenched affirmative action program around, whether an applicant's parents went to Harvard.