On Thursday, a prosecutor showed the jury e-mail evidence to suggest that Mr. Gupta harbored affection for Mr. Rajaratnam.
If Mr. Obama goes toe-to-toe too often, he risks appearing edgy and even defensive, not to mention turning off those supporters who harbor affection for his rival.
7 p.m., Southpaw, 125 Fifth Avenue, near Sterling Place, Park Slope, Brooklyn, (718 230-0236; $15. (Pareles) DEERHOOF (Wednesday) This excitingly whimsical band harbors affection in equal amounts for No Wave angularity, exuberant noise-pop and outsider naif art like that of the Shaggs.
Mooney's character, although he's the victim of decades of psychological abuse, still harbors affection, not only for the instrument of his abuse — a talking bear — but also the abuser who created him.
But Mr. Rustambekov does harbor affection for the period before the new Astana, and maintains his architecture practice in the old part of the city, known as the Right Bank, which remains free of the expensive new buildings on the Left Bank.
Fennell, the department's first African American driver, said that after his driving stint, the sheriff treated him like a grandson, scolding him for mistakes while harboring deep affection for him.
She harbors an affection for black-and-white movies.
Frank and April regrettably harbor little affection for each other.
Mr. Kijak harbors special affection for Mr. Walker's 1969 solo album, "Scott 4".
And if you harbor an affection for Florida kitsch, the road will not disappoint you.
The 71-year-old British screenwriter and director, a careful craftsman himself, has long harbored great affection for Dickinson.
