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He was dominated by this mere flesh-love of life . All the more difficult does its position become in a period which is dominated by this spirit . From the twelfth century on , relations between the inhabitants of Finland and their neighbours were dominated by the power struggle between the two major northern powers of the period , Sweden and Novgorod , a struggle which gained in intensity as the thirteenth century drew to a close . One can speculate on how different things might have been had Ex-Comm been dominated by a few more hawkish individuals , or if Taylor or Acheson had been more successful in bringing others over to their viewpoint . Since the mid-1980s , discourse on American military strategy during the Vietnam War has been dominated by an argument over the strategy employed by American forces in Vietnam . Demand for coal and diesel were dominated by the rural sector in both 1990 and 1998 , though 1998 use of these fuels , particularly diesel fuel , is estimated to have been much lower due to fuel supply constraints . Until very recently , the international information networks were dominated by the English language . ( ~ ) A temporary surt ~ x ~ - prob ~ bly in the area of 3 per cea ~ t - - could be imposed on the state income t ~ x. For too long , public discussion of state and local government has been dominated by a narrow concentration on the details of tax p61icy . Under apartheid , both government and business were dominated by the white minority . In recent years , public debate on water-delivery policy in developing countries has been dominated by a polarizing discussion on privatization versus public ownership . Email is , and always has been a far more compelling reason for the adoption of the Internet than the web , and email has never been dominated by a single application - even in the height of Netscape 's browser market share , they had to share the Windows email client space with applications such as Eudora .