What may have been particularly appealing in Coburn's art was an element of familiarity, an attitude and intent the Japanese recognized as akin to their own.
Dylan Hartley has emerged as a rival to Sam Warburton for the captaincy, but with the Lions having so little time to prepare and with six matches before the first Test in Auckland, an element of familiarity would be an advantage.
Like millions of others, Zimbardo was deeply shocked by what he saw, but for the professor emeritus of psychology at Stanford University, California, there was a disturbing element of familiarity.
Until now, he had insisted that France would offer no more than logistical support to a regional African force, which was laboriously being put together for this autumn.Which is where the element of familiarity comes in.
This element of familiarity also made it less intimidating to "bother" my Ace with requests, which could help increase usage of HotelTonight's new service.
But it's important that we ground our visions of radicalism to an element of familiarity, because politics, like music, is a popularizing business.
At the core of Thompson's theory is the myth of novelty: We seemingly love to discover new things, but they only resonate with us if they're grounded in an element of familiarity.
While these essential elements of family and familiarity don't guarantee a perfect recovery, they are the best medicine anybody knows about.
Overall, UAIC was associated with both the broad concept of 'familiarity' (composed of elements of prior acquaintance and trust) and HIV disclosure.
I start off from a point of familiarity, where people can recognize certain elements, but then also see how some of it might be challenging conventional menswear".
