"Something that is presentable in a negotiation, rather than only in the context of a confrontation," he says.
It took on a new significance in the context of violent confrontations between police and protesters: "Love is patient, love is kind... it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs," he said.
And it makes no sense at all to talk about any of this without the context of extortion and confrontation.
Worse, Reynolds puts the 1967 Arab-Israeli war in the context of the "intertwined confrontations between Judaism and Islam, modernization and traditionalism".
The House (1984), arguably her masterpiece, places her own emotional life in the context of the Protestant-Catholic confrontation in a changing Ireland.
"What comes," James explains, "must be sifted and tested, and run the gauntlet of confrontation with the total context of experience".
In adapting the tale of Elektra (Jabulile Tshabalala) and Orestes (Sandile Matsheni) as they avenge the death of their father at the hands of their own mother, Klytemnestra (Dorothy Ann Gould), "MoLoRa" sets the central mother-daughter confrontation within the context of South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission hearings.
According to Mr Sutyagin, such flights close to Nato borders are "nothing new" but their current intensity and the lack of communication "should be taken in the context of Russian policy - aiming at confrontation with the West, not co-operation".
To address these shortcomings, we introduce CycSim, a web platform which supports in silico experiments with a variety of metabolic models, puts both the design and the results of these experiments in the visual context of reference pathways databases and allows confrontation with experimental data.
Although African and European ideas sometimes came into violent confrontation – as in the context of colonial era evictions – there were also mutual influences in emergent ideas about tribe, heritage and history.
