Despite their shared history of colonialism and slavery, dictatorship and oppression, a physical and emotional border has long separated them.
The category of emotion-regulation strategies was also further differentiated into the following sub-categories: cognitive strategies, either (a) reappraisal or (b) acceptance of the situation by adapting expectations (Sutton 2004); sharing feelings with others (Sutton et al. 2009); and establishing an emotional border ("don't put their monkey on my back").
There are also emotional links bordering on the incestuous.
Built for the most part around the gentle tunes of singer Martin Courtney, and articulated by the complementary melodic lines of lead guitarist Matt Mondanile, Real Estate songs are almost architecturally detailed, their mesmeric repetitions evocative of streets whose layout is calm and unvarying, but within whose borders emotional stories are covertly played out.
Considering this rate elicited emotional reactions, some bordering on disbelief, and raised concerns about the potential burden of unnecessary treatment affecting so many women: "Fifty per cent, that's a huge number.
Detached killing still takes a tremendous emotional toll inside our borders.
They should chronicle said areas as they see fit, find emotional truths within the borders and blocks of literal truths.
Save the Children is on the ground on Syria's borders, providing emotional support to thousands of children who have fled to neighbouring countries, helping them recover from their experiences and rebuild their lives.
He recognises the "emotional" resonance of the border issue, though he stresses that job security is currently of far more importance to the electorate.
