Preservation is a real fight, and it's a collision of values".
"In most communities, we've seen a collision of values," said William H. Johnson, superintendent of schools in Rockville Centre.
Tonight, this occasionally makes for occasional uneasy juxtaposition; a collision of values rather than a seamless fusion.
But it left others to ponder the collision of values -- glitter versus substance, justice versus showbiz -- that has grown from the culture of star-struck news.
-- In a sometimes raucous collision of values and political passions, farmers, ranch owners, union laborers, students, politicians and environmentalists descended on a local high school here on Thursday to give representatives of the U.S. State Department -- and each other -- a piece of their minds on a controversial oil pipeline.
It chronicles the collision of Soviet values with Abkhazian patriarchal village life.
And Anupama Chandrasekhar's "Free Outgoing," at the Royal Court, depicts the ostracism of a family in Chennai, India, provoked by a collision of Old World values and New World technology, when the dutiful 15-year-old daughter of the house shows up in a sex video on the Internet.
Lionel Jospin, the prime minister, was wheeled out to remind the French that "We must defend a cultural exception"—the idea that culture, and particularly French culture, needs protection from market forces.Mr Messier and his firm embody a transatlantic collision of cultural values that has long provoked anxiety in France.
Research suggests that the difference between general willingness and the actual decisions made by relatives might be caused by a collision of the values of relatives with those of potential donors [ 4], and therefore present relatives with a dilemma.
It is those inevitable collisions of leverage and values, he said, that cause "a lot of self-destructive outcomes, collateral damage".
