During this period the Danes' Viking-era orientation toward the North Sea and Norway shifted east and south.
Daniel R. Ortiz, who clerked for Justice Powell in 1984 and 1985 and is now a law professor at the University of Virginia, said the clerks of that era kept their sexual orientations to themselves in professional settings.
Also, the store's advertising and atmosphere have gained importance in the Internet era, while purchase incentives, in-store orientation, and store location have lost relevance.
Crimea marks a capstone to this shift in orientation: a new and harder era, in which isolation and conflict with the West are virtues in and of themselves.
The tech leadership of this generation doesn't have a reflexive anti-tax orientation like that of the Reagan era.
This became the neoliberal philosophy enacted through the trickle-down economics orientation which gained strength during the Reagan era and remains a dominant Discourse in the U.S. today.
Now it's being reframed for our post-industrial, post-feminist era as life partners of whatever gender and sexual orientation go into business together.
In essence, after the inflationary outcome that many saw as an outgrowth of the Samuelson-Keynesianism of the 1960s and 1970s, the Reagan-Thatcher era of the 1990s ushered in a more 'free-market' orientation in macroeconomic policy.
Facility managers and their staff commonly maintain collective mind-sets that are steeped in the autocratic and procedural cultures of a previous era and that run counter to a population health and PHC orientation.
"Herpes is a safe punch line in an era of comedy where making fun of someone's race, gender, sexual orientation, disability, and class is increasingly considered politically incorrect," she wrote.
Not only would it have been disingenuous for Sullivan, one of our era's most successful brand journalists, to fail to mention his sexual orientation; including his personal experience gave the piece depth.
