Pointing to a disease doesn't necessarily diminish stigma, as exemplified by attitudes toward Aids patients.
That range was exemplified by attitudes toward the Muslim Brotherhood, the previously outlawed Islamist group.
Spain's own talent has blossomed abundantly too, helped by attitudes to heritage and planning very different from those in Britain.
If our man is out, we suck salt.' " The situation, he added, is worsened by attitudes among the well off.
Its voters may not be straightforwardly racist, but many feel left behind by attitudes far more liberal than their own.
Marceau defined mime as "the art of expressing feelings by attitudes and not a means of expressing words through gestures".
"It is … important to remember that views about knights and dames in the Australian honours system have not been driven by attitudes to the republic.
Its characters seem, unconvincingly, weighed by attitudes from grander movies, such as McAvoy's cop's obsession with netting the one that got away, and Mark Strong's soulful armed robber.
But for all the development pressure, most have endured, protected by attitudes in tradition-bound Southold, where a buyer or developer who razed a barn would be deplored.
"No Berlusconi Day", the latest protest born spontaneously on the internet, underlines the degree to which Italian politics is now defined by attitudes to one man: Silvio Berlusconi.
And in recent weeks, several court cases have sown new doubts about whether Russia's written concepts of justice have, in practice, taken root in a legal framework still ossified by attitudes and practices left from Soviet times.
