Even though Southerners did display a concern for the rights of the states and a hostility to federal power, this was usually in defence of slavery.
Women can avoid such a backlash by using what Harvard Kennedy School professor Hannah Riley Bowles and her colleagues refer to as relational accounts—explanations for requests that both seem legitimate and display a concern for organizational relationships.
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Many a writer has displayed a concern, visible perhaps only to the West Indian, to show how removed his group is from blackness, how close to whiteness.... To the initiated one whole side of West Indian writing has little to do with literature, and much to do with the race war.... Irony and satire, which might help more, are not acceptable; and no writer wishes to let down his group.
Nevertheless, the set-up of such partnerships and the understanding that parties involved seem to have of the relevance of this public element in their collaboration do not display a concern for adherence to (norms originating in) public law - while the empirical fact of government guidance may be regarded as strongly indicative of such normative concerns.
In turn, the concept of "nation" was first expanded beyond its coverage of the boyar category, and more members of the privileged displayed a concern in solving problems facing the peasantry: although rarer among the high-ranking boyars, the interest was shared by most progressive political figures by the 1840s.
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A subsequent email sent to all staff by Vice EMEA chief executive, Matt Elek, claimed the NUJ had displayed "a concerning lack of transparency from them about who they are purporting to represent here" and had "not been able to provide us with any numbers to demonstrate the degree of support they have in this office".
All of Gauss's work displays a sharp concern for rigour and a refusal to rely on intuition or physical analogy, which was to serve as an inspiration to his successors.
On weekdays, as well as weekends, its deferential staff displays an unending concern and generosity.
