In the class-action confrontation, Microsoft says it has the money and the patience to withstand what it regards as an opportunistic assault on a deep-pocketed corporate target.
Towns such as Lewes and Guildford were in the 19th century scenes of increasingly violent class-based confrontations, fostering traditions those towns celebrate still, albeit peaceably.
I'm not kidding.' " Miller knew firsthand, from his days with the United Steelworkers, how important the lessons of class solidarity and confrontation were.
Last spring, the head of his security detail recommended he fly in first or business class after a confrontation in which a traveler made vulgar remarks to Pruitt, officials have said.
This was supposed to be the vanguard of the working class should the confrontation come.
There is an emerging sense that new and very different parties are needed, parties that gather many segments of the employee class for a confrontation with all those who explicitly or implicitly accept and support capitalism.
But she said that Ms. Fisher had told her sister and Ms. Rodriguez's brother of her problems with Mr. Pagourtzis, and of the most recent confrontation in class.
Evolution theory is a difficult concept to teach in a biology class because teachers fearing confrontation with students often avoid controversial concepts such as evolution (Nickels et al. 1996).
Its middle-class voters instinctively hate confrontation.
Throughout the mid-to-late 1960s the Columbia campus was a hub of political activity: teach-ins, Sundial rallies against the Vietnam War, demonstrations against class rank reporting, and confrontations with military recruiters.
