* Companies charge staff for uniforms or benefits in kind, such as transport or meals.
But it might also include favours in kind, such as damaging information on a rival.
When the policy works, African resources are swapped for aid, commercial financing and payments in kind such as public infrastructure.
Many autoimmune diseases of the literal kind, such as Type 1 diabetes and multiple sclerosis, are apparently triggered by stress.
Many noteworthy public rites were of this kind, such as the Lupercalia (around the Palatine hill) and the amburbium ("around the city").
The share of Britain's GDP accounted for by financial services, including the retail kind such as arranging mortgages, has been steadily shrinking since 2007.
At the same time benefits in kind, such as state provision of education, health care and housing, gobble up a large and growing share of America's budget.
It's claustrophobic,aural wallpaper ofa stylish kind, such as youmight find in one of thosebars where the staff handyou your change ona black plastic dish.
Vegans eat no animal products of any kind, such as milk and eggs, and generally avoid animal products such as leather.
If the current were only of one kind, such as either admiration or hostility, then the authority relationship would be simpler to describe as well as to manage.
