So, in the summer of 1981, he launched his career in ancient forensics, although he kept his work secret to avoid incurring the displeasure of his professor for indulging in "frivolous" activities.
But diplomats said abstaining was a way for Austria to continue to show its displeasure, but avoid angering other member states over the issue.
The public wants judges to avoid even the suggestion of bias, and its displeasure has been clear in the case of Justice Scalia and Mr. Cheney.
"Élysée contacts have reported to us the great lengths they will go to avoid disagreeing" with Mr. Sarkozy "or provoking his displeasure," said the cable, signed by Ambassador Charles H. Rivkin.
It was famously dubbed the "Cathedral of Commerce", rather to Gilbert's displeasure as he had attempted to avoid copying ecclesiastical architecture.
Vander Plaats was not as diplomatic as Scheffler in expressing displeasure with Romney's decisions so far to avoid Christian conservative gatherings, and threatened to make an issue of it if Romney skips his event.
The same conclusion may be reached from the behavior regarding the worst rated items: Table 3 and Figure 6 show that the subjects tended to avoid choosing the items that arose the least pleasure or the maximal displeasure.
Some teammates expressed displeasure when, on the road, Ripken would stay at a different hotel, to avoid crowds.
So when, say, an offender fails a drug test, Judge Leach may express his displeasure and demand that the person compose an essay explaining his decision and ways to avoid making another bad one.
Of course, with the merger pending, and Mr. Turner's displeasure now out in the open, it is in the interest of top AOL and Time Warner executives to avoid controversy and keep Mr. Turner's spirits up.
