| That relationship has traditionally been monopolised by the bookshops, and even they rarely keep track of what individual customers like. |
| Those possibilities, it seems, now extend to violent slaughter of the type previously monopolised by male action heroes. |
| At this stage, as Hawks monopolised possession, their fans were calling for the ball to go wide. |
| Until the early twelfth century the Benedictines all but monopolised Western monasticism. |
| The state monopolised the electronic mediascape, and the Palapa satellite vastly expanded its national audience. |
| Until almost the end of this period Rome was a republic dominated by an aristocracy that monopolised political office and military command. |
