Yet the 16-year-old's story tells you more about the human collateral in the relationship between China and the west than any number of ministerial platitudes.
However, the age of the study population and collateral information on relationship stability in the CAF lead us to believe that the average duration is well above the five years used in the 2009 GSS [ 2].
Prior research has reported a positive relationship between collateral and long-term debt (e.g. Bougheas et al. 2006), showing that collateral is an important determinant in the granting of credit, particularly for long-term loans conceded by financial institutions (e.g. Berger and Udell 1990).
A year after the book was published, Mr. Jackson and Mr. Wong broke up, their 18-year relationship "the collateral damage," Mr. Wong said, of losing a child.
Collections and analyses of linguistic data by philologists, among others, demonstrated that while some cultures differentiated "lineal kin" (those in a direct parent-child relationship) from "collateral kin" (such as cousins, aunts, and uncles), others did not.
Ha1: There is a relationship between collateral requirement and access to finance; Ha2: There is a relationship between small business support services and access to finance; Ha3: There is a relationship between awareness of funding opportunities and the access to finance; and.
That actually counts as more evidence that they have become collateral damage in your relationship battle with your ex.
This reduces the risk of theft for migrants, especially for those like Xu Hanping and Gao Jianjun living in communal dormitories, and adds collateral to the working relationship for the laoban.
This is a game about toxic relationships and collateral damage.
"With three Super Bowls, I had some collateral in our business relationships and with our fans," Jones said.
