- In sociology, face
refers to a
class of
behaviors and customs, ****ociated with the morality, honor, and
authority of an
individual (or
group of individuals)...
-
patent infringement, lack of
understanding of the
foreign work, an
unwillingness to
acknowledge or
value the work of others, jealousy,
belief ****verance...
- to
advance through the story. In
productions featuring actors, the
unwillingness or
inability of an
actor to
continue with the
production for financial...
- and
quickly became a bestseller. In
addition to
addressing Britain's
unwillingness to
strengthen its
military in the lead-up to the war, the book called...
-
Wheeler pla**** a
crucial role in
exposing the
Harding administration's
unwillingness to
prosecute people involved in the
Teapot Dome scandal. He ran for...
- and Mic****e Pfeiffer. The
story is
about a
young thief who
becomes unwillingly involved with a
warrior and his lady who are
hunted by the
Bishop of...
-
failure to
respond to
messages is not
misinterpreted as
rudeness or an
unwillingness to communicate.
Phobias of this sort can
usually be
treated by different...
-
persistent and
abnormal fear. In its
milder form, it can
manifest as the
unwillingness to try new
things or
break from routine. In the
context of children...
- to work that
would otherwise be
locked up due to the ****et holder's
unwillingness to
trigger a
capital gains tax.
Opportunity Zones were
proposed by Senators...
- the
ending to be
supplied by the imagination,
giving an
impression of
unwillingness or
inability to continue. An
example would be the
threat "Get out, or...
