Environmental technology companies tend to be relatively small, so funds favoring these would risk under-performing during times when larger company stocks are in the ascendant.
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Archelaus showed more attention to Gaius Caesar over Tiberius because Gaius was in the ascendant over Tiberius at the time as successor to the throne.
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To Blair, Livingstone is a reminder the party's deep splits of the 1980s, when the left was in the ascendant and the party was unelectable.
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The American beat was in the ascendant; literature had to be hip, had to address the new consciousness and speak to it in its own tones.
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At the time the album was recorded, Ellington's profile was yet to revive, and the small-group genres of bebop and cool jazz were in the ascendant.
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At most, it might be claimed that liberal economics _ not extreme and dogmatic laisser-faire _ has been in the ascendant since the end of communism.
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Until recently, much the same was true of the systems of measurement in use in Europe, though the metric system is now in the ascendant everywhere.
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While the ABPsi has achieved greater recognition within mainstream psychology, the critiques levied by its founders can be clearly seen in the ascendant field of cultural psychology.
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Islam is in the ascendant in much of the Muslim world _ as protest in the Palestinian territories, as government in Sudan and as grass-roots movement in Turkey.
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These criticisms come from a newly elected leader with little experience who leads a party that is in decline at a time when Alliance is in the ascendant.
