Darkened homes exert a magnetic pull.
And it purports to be about the soulful tug that such a place exerts, particularly on those few who call it home.
Fathers' identification with home culture exerts a similar influence due also to family rules that derive from their background and shape child-rearing and practices.
And the tone, now that Putin is cracking down more at home and exerting military strength in Ukraine, is ever darker.
It would have been worse for Liverpool before half-time had James Collins managed to hit the target with a free header from a corner, though at least the home side exerted some pressure and created a few chances as the interval approached.
Hooper's introduction helped the home side exert some pressure but they struggled to break down Villa's defence.
Let me reiterate: I, an individual with no previous worldwide recognition save for a frontpage Reddit post, managed to alter the behavior of people in Russia, Japan, Uzbekistan, and Italy within the course of 24 hours, all from the comfort of my home while exerting next to no effort.
"Gains from here on will probably be much more difficult to achieve, as poor labor market conditions, tight credit, overly leveraged household balance sheets, and still considerable inventory of new and existing homes all exert downside pressures," Joshua Shapiro, chief United States economist at MFR, wrote in a research note.
A recent review by the Care Quality Commission highlighted the need for residents in care homes to exert choice and control over their healthcare, whenever possible, and to promote care activities that are, most importantly, safe and that respect residents' dignity.
On the latter point, the governor is, in essence, conceding to the effort by some communities to exert home rule in blocking this industrial activity but saying home rule cuts both ways.
