He writes, While all sorts of commentators were focusing on how much Apples new $499 iPad tablet computer looks like an oversized iPhone, the key to whether it can be the first multi-function tablet to win wide public acceptance probably lies in whether consumers perceive it as a suitable replacement for a laptop in key scenarios.
Given that officers also lie under oath, one has to wonder: Does the acceptance of lying in the field have a spillover effect into the courtroom?
Still, right-thinking folks opined that the key to greater acceptance would lie in everyday interactions with gay family members, co-workers and friends.
The Sun's problem, however, was its gung-ho acceptance of the lies and its continued peddling of them when other papers had resiled.
When "Sweet Smell" came out, the average American would have been shocked by the unrelieved deceit, duplicity and callousness of Hunsecker, Falco and their squalid world -- and even more shocked by their cynical acceptance of the lies and deals.
It could be hypothesized that where the condition is more serious or persistent, such that the patient has more to gain from alleviation of his or her symptoms, respondents were more willing to accept some partial deception, although this did not extend to greater acceptance of outright lying.
This acceptance of guilt lay unnoticed in my memory for 20 or 30 years".
Ambitious, but Reserved When Dr. ElBaradei received the Nobel Prize in December 2005, he used his acceptance speech to lay out an ambitious agenda — helping the poor, saving the environment, fighting crime and confronting new dangers spawned by globalization.
Any acceptance of a lie honors the fear we want to weaken.
Since KT uses treatment elements which are widespread in local folk medicine, residents also state a feeling of acceptance of their lay knowledge.
