Word: shared
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...apparently, by the prominence of black artists in the playlists of mainstream stations. A quick glance at census statistics--African-Americans make up 26 percent of metropolitan New York's population, compared to 7 percent of greater Boston's (see govinfo.library.orst.edu)--indicates that New York stations are after market share, not racial harmony. MAX HIRSH...
...groups could cooperate with each other, share resources and ideas," Quillen says...
Because many of the candidates share a commonvision of student service-centered changes, Setonand Redmond say that their experience sets themapart...
...Kamil and I share the idea that there are someissues the council deals best with," Seton says,"and others student groups deal best with...
...BROWSER. Its lofty 80% market share back in heady '95 turned out to be a high-water mark for Navigator, the software jewel in Netscape's crown. Then Microsoft stuck its competing Web browser, Explorer, on millions of Windows desktops and grabbed roughly half the market with uncanny speed (the Justice Department is still trying to figure out exactly how that happened). Under AOL's wing, Navigator could once again take the lead--if Case decides to switch AOL's built-in browser from Explorer to Navigator. The problem is that if Case drops Explorer, AOL could lose its happy...