At school Henrietta Symons responds to the attention Miss Arundel pays to her work by developing a violent crush.
Like many partial invalids, he has compensated for his debilities by developing a violent will and exercising strong opinions.
Around the world, the city is developing a violent reputation, rather like New York's in the 1980s.
The mayor, Boris Johnson, implores his Conservative colleagues in central government to resist popular pressure for a tough line on immigration, taxation of the rich and banking regulation.Around the world, the city is developing a violent reputationSecond, London needs more airport capacity.
It seems that the increase in MAOA activity reduces the probability that an individual, who experienced violence in childhood, develop a violent personality.
Ziamani was an impressionable young man who became radicalised then rapidly developed an extremist, violent mindset.
"Ziamani was an impressionable young man who became radicalised then rapidly developed an extremist, violent mindset," he said.
At Perkins Homes, the nearby public housing development where most of the students live, two groups of boys from different courtyards developed an intense, violent rivalry, and daily fighting was the norm.
He developed a forceful, often violent personality, and immense ambition.
She also developed a vigorous, sometimes violent style of action that she has since left behind, although many of her pieces still require a great deal of stamina.
State censor boards, however, created their own guidelines, and New York in particular developed a list of violent material which had to be removed for a picture to be shown in the state.
