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He thinks that the erosion or diffusion of any cluster of collective ideals, whatever those ideals may be, leads to weakness and vulnerability.

Such cosmological ideals may be not merely ancient superstitions but actually cogent insights into the cultural function of music in human societies.

But moments when Ms. Bernard's body sagged and her character's aching feet made her hobble in her high heels suggested that such ideals may be unattainable.

Ideals may be hard to argue with, but they have real-world consequences, and even a beautiful vision of marriage as an abstract ideal becomes ugly when it excludes actual human beings and damages their well-being.

The ideals may be high but, nevertheless, this ís still a fashion show: among the more eccentric offerings were a couture dress apparently fashioned from woodbark and birdsnests, and a man who insisted on introducing everyone to the parrot riding on his shoulder.

But a closer look at Intel's political donations suggests that the company's political ideals may be more right-leaning than expected.

For the workers, Mr. Charney said, the ideal may be somewhat different.

Over time that ideal may be met, but currently CALL training is spotty at best.

There are times that this ideal may be in direct conflict with what is best for the sport.

In Sullivan County, N.Y., the ideal may be a clapboard farmhouse, its lines as simple as a child's drawing.

And one possible future ideal may be not the fragile pleasures of ideological shock, however noble that may be, but to be shocking anthropologically.