"It's pain aversion," a former city housing official said.
Ensler is in good company, for if the new feminist movements have one thing in common, it's an aversion to prescriptive ideological programmes.
It's an aversion which becomes all-too-apparent when Bailey launches a scathing attack on the supermarket chain Asda, who recently approached him to appear in their advertising campaign.
I think it's an aversion to all religion.
"I just think it's an aversion to breaking up California," poll director Mark DiCamillo said of the results, according to the Sacramento Bee.
It's an aversion to big room EDM bros that somewhat defines a drum n' bass fan and a blasé temperament towards the underground drum n' bass nerds that defines a pop-EDM fan.
The government, perhaps unsurprisingly, failed to call their bluff.If Mr Berlusconi's heterogeneous package has a distinguishing characteristic, it is an aversion to confronting vested interests.
—A white lie is "aversion of the truth". .
What determines whether the response is aversion or attraction?
And yet, it's precisely this aversion to political calculation that may relegate the movement to the margins, at least as far as the 2012 nomination is concerned.
