On about 10 occasions, both in the country and abroad, I have had to speak and explain the attitude and the policy of the Soviet Union toward this conflict.
Our study is more recent, and this may explain the different attitudes of PCPs to the use of DMARDs.
Mr. Obama has presented himself to the electorate chiefly as a bridge between races and political cultures, a harbinger of the end of identity politics, but his struggle to explain the racial attitudes of his own family and friends has to complicate that message.
Such a systematic difference can hardly be explained by the attitudes of the physicians or the patients, and the existence of pathophysiological differences between sexes may play an important role.
On the first page of his autobiography, written before the killing of Steenkamp, Pistorius explains the attitude integral to his family's philosophy: "This is Oscar Pistorius, exactly as he should be.
Maclear Bate in a 1940 study of the ruins titled "Report From the Rhodesias": "No African built those walls except under expert foreign guidance". Zimbabwean archeologist Peter Garlake, explaining the racial attitudes of many researchers and explorers, wrote, "To them, the African simply had not the energy, will, organization, foresight or skill to build those walls.
Gay families are just one part of this changing landscape, which may explain the matter-of-fact attitude registered in a 2006 poll in which 82 percent of Dutch respondents said they backed same-sex marriages — the highest approval rate in the European Union.
The lukewarm support can be partly explained by the attitude of first-time voters like Claudia Herbello, a 23-year-old law student at Florida International University, Miami (FIU), who are taking time to explore the issues and weigh the candidates' positions before making a decision that was to previous generations automatic.
