Many women are saying the name evokes awkward associations with feminine hygiene products.
If he is wise, Mr Cameron will sever any awkward associations before the frenzy of the campaign.
Some members of Apollo's well-regarded management team also appear a little anxious at its founder's promotion (in league with George Soros, another sceptical capitalist) of bills to decriminalise drug use, or his quest to clone his dog.How long they have to worry about such awkward associations may depend on the success of another of Mr Sperling's sidelines.
Her unexpected popularity in 2012 further helps Le Pen distance herself from her father, whose antics include the Brasillach quote in a speech, followed by his daughter's awkward silence, the association of Nicolas Sarkozy's initials with national-socialism, and this time, Marine Le Pen's "apologies".
If there is ICS and the distribution of depends on N, interpretation of may be awkward, because the Y' association is confounded by N (Williamson et al., 2003).
Mr. Curry had been the editor of Emerge magazine, but its shutdown last year had created an awkward situation for the association: an officer is supposed to hold a top editorial job at a magazine.
Terms like indigenous knowledge and native science are similarly awkward when we unpack what associations and dissociations they may imply.
In their univariate analysis they showed significant associations between observed awkward working postures and diagnosed musculoskeletal disorders [Additional file 3].
A contact who runs a government organisation - I can't say which - tells me he once had to satisfy a few non-executive directors, trained by the trade union and housing association movements to ask awkward questions.
'Age'BMIBMI'exposureure to repetitive movements and to awkward position at work' had a positive linear association with CLBP, while 'weight lifting/loading', associated with CLBP in 2002, was not found important in 2010.
