There was no flag, and Vick let it be known that if everybody insists he behave like a regular quarterback, he wants to be protected like one.
And, more broadly, was her famed ability to behave like a regular person, a successor to Mo Mowlam in this sense, authentic?
"It has to behave like a regular business and should comply with the best standards -- that is, to not have any restrictions on ownership".
Even Britfilm has its benign male spectre – Alan Rickman in Truly, Madly, Deeply, whose modus operandi is, rather than terrorising his bereaved girlfriend, behaving like a regular partner by inviting his ghostly pals back to her place to watch videos, and generally behaving like a slob.
It appeared that Governor Paterson didn't want candidates to campaign openly in the normal way, since the appointment was his alone to make; but, on the other hand, Caroline Kennedy needed to persuade him that she was willing and able to behave like a regular politician, meeting with upstate officeholders, talking with reporters, soliciting support from labor leaders, etc.
Created by London-based watch designer Richard Hoptroff the HotBlack Watch will "look and behave like a regular watch… But when your football team is playing, and for an hour before and after, the top dial will show your team's score, and the left dial will show your opponent's score; the bottom dial will show how much time is remaining".
Norway boasts the world's 13th-biggest oil company by revenue, Statoil, and its third-biggest sovereign-wealth fund, the Government Pension Fund, with $560 billion in assets, but requires both of them to behave like regular companies.
