As much as the killing itself, the misinformation afterwards convinced people and for the first time, people from the capital and the middle classes, who would later become influential that theirs was not a benevolent government.Of course, there has been progress in the past three decades.
When Akash and Matt talk about the future, they talk about working on a chip that could provide emotion-recognition capabilities to a range of devices like cellphones or, someday, the onboard life monitoring systems of computers on spacecraft (benevolent ones, of course).
There is Francis, of course, the benevolent godfather of these intricately entwined careers.
Adonis is a troubled kid, drawn to the ring, and the hand of destiny guides him to ask Rocky himself to train him, the ageing benevolent titan played, of course, by Stallone.
The treatment, of course, is invariably benevolent :Ind uncritical, and the results sometimes cloying, but it is not without a certain humor.
Of course, such a benevolent effort from the U.K. or other European retailer is unlikely, partly because achieving the regulatory approval is complicated in such a disparate legal landscape.
"There should be no mistaking this course as a benevolent academic exchange; everything in North Korea is carefully evaluated and managed by the regime," Priscilla Moriuchi, director of strategic threat development at security intelligence firm Recorded Future, told VICE News.
Instead, it resonates much more strongly with a paternalistic model of clinical interactions, where the expert benevolent practitioner determines the appropriate course of treatment (with the patient's consent).
4. Benevolent dictators are benevolent.
The positions of spiritual beings or entities viewed as benevolent or malevolent may, in the course of time be reversed.
And of course, no matter how benevolent their particular master happens to be, no slave can be completely free until the institution of slavery itself is abolished.
