Forces in the culture may help breed stagefright, by making avoidance of the stage seem a reasonable artistic choice.
That should remain but one advantage of assessing wealth at 65 is that it makes avoidance less easy (and hopefully less acceptable).
If a promoter or fighter is banned from fighting in one jurisdiction, the fact that the fight can be moved to another venue, which is ruled by a different group, makes avoidance of regulations easy.
Any Black writer with the freedom to choose the "Black" in literature will tell you about the DMs and emails sent on a weekly basis, making avoidance the easy option – N-words and fuck yous included.
Any Black writer with the freedom to choose the "Black" in literature will tell you about the DMs and emails sent on a weekly basis, making avoidance the easy option N-words and fuck yoption N-words
No rat made avoidance responses during these first five trials.
The public nature of political and criminal violence in South Africa may have made avoidance difficult, thereby attenuating our estimates of PTSD prevalence.
We cannot resolve which mechanisms the crows relied on to solve the task, but the high susceptible to low-level enhancement effects suggests that the birds may have been guided by low-level perceptual mechanisms, thus making avoidance the most likely explanation for the successful solution of the task.
Their limited success may be due to the fact that smoking triggers are always present, making avoidance difficult; diversion of attention requires cognitive resources which are often depleted after strong affective states [ 7]; and effective substitutions are not always readily available.
This means that even for pathogens with low basic reproductive numbers, a minimal threshold in the proportion of "avoiders" (pA) must be attained to make the avoidance strategy beneficial.
