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...more opportunities to befriend members of the opposite sex, there are also more reasons to get along outside a romantic context. "A big basis of friendship is commonality," says Monsour, "and today the different sexes have more in common as they go through the life cycle, which becomes a catalyst and incentive to cross-sex friendships...
...multiple models, accounting for 71% of the automaker's North American volume, according to analyst Michael Bruynesteyn of Prudential Securities. Only a third of Big Three plants, with 34% of their production volume, will be as flexible by then. Winning the flex race, Bruynesteyn writes, "has been the key catalyst for the dramatic acceleration in market-share transfer from the domestics to the transplants and imports since...
...deeply corrupt and softly totalitarian regime whose leaders were beggaring the country. But within the bureaucracy was embedded a generation of brilliant technocrats who were trying to open the nation and its closed economy to the world. The crisis of legitimacy posed by the earthquake was a catalyst; it convinced the Mexican public and many of the technocrats that Mexico had to change in a fundamental way--that its society and politics, not just its economy, had to welcome new ideas. After a decade and a half of many bumps and some tragedies, the process reached a pinnacle when...
...founding member of the Committee on Arts Policy, Lee also works with other administrators to arrange panels and invite artsists to the Institute of Politics to make Harvard serve as a “catalyst in addressing the national need for a stronger relationship along policy makers, arts funders and civic leaders,” he says...
...currently in residence at Harvard as the Office for the Arts’ Marshall S. Cogan Visiting Artist , says he hopes his work will be a “catalyst that could change the community...