This was the contradiction at the heart of "compassionate conservatism," and it helps explain the tension between the president's fine words about, say, helping those hurt by Hurricane Katrina, and his actions.
(The jumping-on-the-counters stuff doesn't look impressive compared to the guy who can expound on capitalism, explain the tension between free markets and democracy, and demonstrate that his data-driven approach to revitalization in South Bend might just have some application in other places. His kickoff Sunday in South Bend will give him another lift.
We review the systematic errors and new measurements, and we discuss modifications to BBN that might explain the tension between D, He and Li.
I will then discuss different ways too explain the tension we see in the different sets of measurements, and possible new physics that may be on the horizon.
This history ends with the present invasion by Nato forces and explains the tensions between Russia, USA and Britain that led to it.
Huntington's work, spanning the mid-20th century through the early 21st, reads as a long argument over America's meaning and purpose, one that explains the tensions of the Trump era as well as anything can.
He took over in January, after Mr Lazaridis and his co-CEO Jim Balsillie stepped down, battered by the crisis at the Blackberry company which probably explained the tensions of our interview the previous spring.
It is paternalism which best explains the tensions with which the international humanitarian order constantly grapples and, in an age where humanitarianism is becoming more and more professionalised (and thus heavily reliant on expert authority), it cannot be ignored.
"The issue is about competencies, namely whether it would be the president, or the prime minister, that would represent Poland at E.U summits," said Mr. Cichocki, explaining the tension.
After the split, Parcells explained the tension by saying, "If they want you to cook the dinner, at least they ought to let you shop for some of the groceries".
