Sympathy for the favorite nation, facilitating the illusion of an imaginary common interest in cases where no real common interest exists, and infusing into one the enmities of the other, betrays the former into a participation in the quarrels and wars of the latter without adequate inducement or justification.
As Lowi saw it, the rise of government regulation and independent bureaucracies had turned the process of policymaking away from the pursuit of the common good — however imaginary that might be — and toward a divvying up of the spoils by politicians and interest groups.
The Tunku himself claimed that Mahathir used the issue to mobilise the Malays "as a united force to a common enemy — and the imaginary enemy in this case was the Chinese community".
But he told me that he is now working on something titled "The Destruction of Beauty Salon": a new version, or text, or mutation, in which Bellatin the narrator will tell an imaginary Creative Commons editor all about "the things that happened" with the book since 1994, including details of his war against Tusquets.
Land and houses are common property on More's imaginary island of Utopia, where everyone works for at least two years on the communal farms and people change houses every 10 years so that no one develops pride of possession.
18 19 We therefore used a clinical vignette mimicking four common treatment decisions for an imaginary patient with HF-REF.
Throughout this paper, we work in the frequency domain (mathbb {C}) common in the engineering literature, where the imaginary axis takes values iω.
It has been a spectacular failure, as all imaginary alignments that aren't common to language and/or a currency usually are.
'I was also trying to uncover a common thread between the "real world" and the "imaginary world through one of the seminal concerns of fairy tales: choice.
As part of her research, Sheehan discovered that rather than being an outdated phenomenon, a reminder of simpler times, imaginary friends might actually be more common nowadays.
