The danger is that the Mail will further push Britain into the same kind of mutual loathing, misdiagnosing opponents' positions and deafening debate.
Such reconciliation appears to reduce stress induced by aggression [8], [9] and restores opponents' mutual tolerance to baseline levels [10], [11].
Although van Neirop's squadron outnumbered King's ship, the British vessel was much larger and faster, and the Dutch were also hampered by their position: the two ships were more than 2 nautical miles apart, too far to offer mutual support against their opponent.
He did not invent the art form, but merely practices it in an age when free agents flit from club to club, and everybody is somebody's former teammate, and opponents have mutual agents, and stars like Rodriguez and Derek Jeter call each other something between brother and good friend.
Their speeches were marked by gentlemanly gestures of mutual respect, reminders that political opponents must not be cast as enemies, and earnest assurances that they would focus on the issues rather than denigrate the democratic process by making personal attacks..
Conductor Sakari Oramo dutifully avoided mentioning Brexit in his speech, but nobody can have doubted what he was alluding to when he quoted Shakespeare's Lorenzo, in The Merchant of Venice, talking of music's ability to tame wild beasts and warring opponents into "a mutual stand".
If you confide in a friend, make sure it's one who is not part of your mutual circle of friends with your opponent.
His brother was Anteros, the god of mutual love, who was sometimes described as his opponent.
At the level of defining the opponent, their depictions are veering toward mutual destruction.
"We need to continue to emphasize sportsmanship and mutual respect, to not take advantage of a vulnerable opponent, to not throw a check at the expense of the health and safety of an opponent or yourself," he said.
