He still maintains, variously, that "you just think we're fucking monkeys" (a recurrent MacGowan motif), and "the English think Ireland is a barbarian country".
So they maintained the sexual double standard, and relied heavily on what can variously be described as dishonesty or discretion, to keep their partner ignorant of their adventures and flings.
He variously referred to this type of behaviour as "instinctive activity" (Instinkthandlung), "endogenous movements," and "fixed action patterns" but maintained that it and it alone possessed all the attributes of instinct.
Known variously as the "perversion files," the "red flag files" and the "ineligible volunteer files," the documents have been maintained for more than 70 years at the Scouts' national office in Texas.
Ancient Tondo was maintained as the traditional capital of the empire, with its rulers as sovereign kings and not mere chieftains, and were addressed variously as panginuan ln Meranau or panginoón in Tagalog ("lords"); anák banwa ("son of heaven"); or lakandula ("lord of the palace"), the Emperor of China considered the Lakans (rulers of ancient Manila) "王" (Kings).
The late Tony Wilson always maintained it was 1975, telling interviewers that it was "almost impossible to remember how awful music was" in a year when the charts were variously topped by Billy Connolly, Telly Savalas and Typically Tropical's Barbados, the latter featuring the ever-delightful sound of white British session musicians doing here-come-de-Lilt-man West Indian accents.
They have put forward the left-back Fábio Coentrão and the winger Angel di María, whose values they have variously factored into the potential package, but Tottenham maintain that the deal will be on their terms, meaning that they choose any makeweights and the one that they want is Morata.
New mechanists speak variously of the mechanism as producing, underlying, or maintaining the phenomenon (Craver and Darden 2013).
The origins of the ephorate are uncertain, however, being variously ascribed to the reforms of Lycurgus and to the necessity of maintaining state authority in the absence of the kings during the Messenian Wars.
