When you parse the various influences and precedents -- which include Jack Pierson, Karen Kilimnik, Richard Prince, Nan Goldin and, before them, Andy Warhol -- there is not much left beyond a marked proclivity for single-malt Scotch whiskey consumed by candlelight.
All three artists also show a marked proclivity for making an art that reflects, at the same time that it is what is reflected, as reality.
Turkey was just starting to emerge from a "lost decade" in the 1990s, marked by "civil war, secular-Islamic polarisation, authoritarian proclivities, economic crisis and systemic corruption", in the words of Omer Taspinar, co-director of the Turkey programme at the Brookings Institution, an American think-tank.
The proclivity of L. boeticus to undergo regional migrations of unknown distance appears to have prevented genetic differentiation due to isolation by distance, and the species' apparent wanderlust has clearly shaped its demographic history, which is marked by expansion and long distance dispersal following periods of small population size.
This seemingly inconsequential moment marks the beginning of a life-long pursuit, a benign, albeit devious, proclivity for the prank.
According to EW, she is dropping by "Late Night" to mark the third anniversary of Let's Move!, and given Fallon's proclivity to engage in games and elaborate stunts, it's a good bet that they once again will compete physically.
Those paying close attention, though, will know that Morris has been at work for several years on a project that marks something of a departure for him in formal terms (it's a feature film) if not in his proclivity for provocative subject matter: Four Lions is a comedy about suicide bombers.
But there is a human proclivity to set rules, too.
And Bertie had a proclivity for it.
By necessity, by proclivity and by delight, we all quote.
Plentyof other commonalities (hair, live young,a proclivity to plot).
