He has written several books including America's Mission: The US and the Worldwide Struggle for Democracy in the Twentieth Century (1994) and Foreign Attachments: The Power of Ethnic Groups in the Making of US Foreign Policy (2000).
"Foreign attachments" to the Apple system are sometimes accepted, but never quite loved.
In the 1960s, for example, it took actions to regulate the fledging cable TV industry and to require "foreign attachments" to connect to the telephone network.
Ponlop is a well-respected Tibetan teacher, steeped in the cultural heritage of his tradition, and yet his central premise is that western Buddhists risk making fools of themselves if their practice is based on attachment to foreign rituals that were adopted wholesale by spiritual seekers in the 60s.
Admiral Turner ultimately left the C.I.A. having made little progress on his goal of weaning the agency off its attachment to foreign adventures, and he admitted in later years that he had been outmaneuvered by a bureaucracy that often treats outsiders like a hostile virus.
Our fervor for and aggressive attachment to foreign soccer teams stem from other factors: outsized love for the game, of course, and in the momentary absence of a national team, the people of our land want to take part in a collective passion.
Symptoms related to capsule attachment were: foreign body sense in 12(40%), chest pain in 10 33%), dysphagia in 8(27%), and 5(17%) had more than one symptom.
Attach lower attachment assembly.
There is nothing easier than to dislike a faceless foreign corporation with apparently no attachment to the people whose lives it wrecks.
A former soldier, diplomat and academic, who is, at 40, one of Westminster's leading experts on foreign affairs, he has an attachment to British institutions and power which is at once hardnosed and hereditary.
