Hesiod's just man is above all a law-abiding one, and the association of justice and nomos runs deep in Greek thinking.
One possible explanation for the Dutch royal house's abiding popularity is its close association with freedom from foreign rule: first, in the early 19th Century, that of the French under Napoleon, and more recently, in 1945, that of Nazi Germany.
It's an unexpectedly moving moment in among all the goodnatured raucousness: a homage to a great actor by the fans he made through association to this, the most abiding of films.
The most controversial is a fringe fraternal organisation, founded and dissolved in France in 1956 (abiding by the 1901 French Law of Associations) by Pierre Plantard.
Regardless of one's religious beliefs, it is immoral to actively promote or passively accept violence and social ostracism of law abiding adults exercising their constitutional rights of freedom of association and expression.
Combine that abiding love of video games with Spielberg's deep association with the 1980s — a decade that cemented his reputation as Hollywood's pre-eminent hitmaker — and he seemed fated by the movie gods to direct the big-budget adaptation of Ernest Cline's bestselling 2011 sci-fi novel "Ready Player One," which opens March 29.
The association also denounced the law as onerous for law-abiding gun store customers.
"The association wants to see prisoners working and leading law-abiding lives, but not at the expense of other workers being sacked or laid off to facilitate it.
There's nothing "tolerant" about looking the other way when mass rape and grooming is occurring, and in fact it does a great injustice to the law-abiding immigrants who get blamed, attacked or simply feel guilt through association.
"We are not happy, but we are going along," said Carlos Lezama, president of the West Indian American Day Carnival Association, "because we are Caribbeanites and Caribbeanites are law-abiding citizens".
