We soon discovered that loyalty and clubbishness trumped experience and judgment, and an inability to admit mistakes destroyed credibility around the globe and three decades of Republican prestige in handling foreign policy.
If polls suggest he is starting to appeal to the wider electorate, a lot of the dissenters would discover a loyalty to their leader.
When I moved to Park Slope in 1981, I discovered that my loyalty to the Mets, which had felt like being a member of a Maoist cult on my native Upper West Side, was an obsession in Brooklyn and Queens.
But both campaigns have discovered that political brand loyalty is a hard thing to find here.
Moreover, as Britain's recently deregulated electricity, gas and telecoms companies have discovered, brand recognition or loyalty seems to be a dream in the utilities business: having been assured of a basic level and quality of service, most consumers buy on price alone, and switch allegiances frequently.
The end is sad (so sad the movie sanitises it), but if you look deep (as the boy and his grandmother do) you will discover that the loyalty and love expressed at the book's end resonates more fully as a result.
Last, based on Jeon [33] research of exploring the impact of the accommodation website's service quality towards customers' loyalty, it is discovered that the performance of the website has positive impact towards the perceived service quality.
Laura Noell recently discovered a dirty little secret about her airline loyalty program: The "loyalty" goes one way.
On October 16 it was discovered that ten members of the Cabildo had sworn loyalty to the Regency Council the past July, and they were all jailed.
For instance, the Junta discovered on October 16 that some members of the Cabildo secretly swore loyalty to the Regency Council.
