Now, after years of rivalry, once hidden and still not always public, it has come down to this: Mr. Klaus, in tight parliamentary elections Friday and Saturday, is running for his party to regain power and perhaps for him to retake the seat of prime minister, a position he lost amid scandal in 1997.
Participant Observation is a method in which the researcher takes on a certain role in the community under study to attain further knowledge about details such as work relations, hierarchies and time management or hidden details such as taboos, rivalries, etc. [ 14].
But in fiction, a situation so open to complication provides the novelist with the perfect opportunity to run riot through themes of rivalry, jealousy, class tension and hidden desire; and Morrison does not shirk that opportunity.
Rowling's novel, first published in 2012, centres around a seemingly bucolic English country village where pleasant appearances hide simmering tensions and rivalries.
Set in the picturesque English village of Pagford, the story follows the life of a town where pleasant and idyllic appearances hide simmering tensions and rivalries.
The brain is forced to hide or clean up the artifacts that would reveal the rivalry.
Her sister Catherine tries to protect her by hiding her from the attacking English forces, part of a longstanding rivalry with France.
The president and his allies sounded most eager to cut a deal with Mr Obama but were undermined by internal rivalry and perhaps by the supreme leader himself, who does not hide his loathing of America.
There is no place to hide, no quarter given and, unsurprisingly given its physical nature, the game manages to throw up some classic rivalries and grudges that endure both on and off the field.
And our relationship has been dominated by competition, by rivalry, by friction". Soviet participants were determined to be positive and forward-looking, but they did not hide their disappointment that faster, broader progress is not being made in improving relations.
