But the subtlety lies in repeated patterns of allegiance and estrangement, betrayal and atonement, in the echoes between kamikaze pilots and suicide bombers, or between Ilse's alacrity in branding Sajjad as a rapist in the novel's Forsterian vignette and Kim's suspicion of Muslims after 9/11.
The clustering of local minima highlights three classes of ROIs with similar patterns of allegiance to community states.
Britishness from the start had to be part of a broader pattern of identities and allegiances in Wales, Scotland and elsewhere.
Second, can the patterns of the evolution of allegiance be modeled in terms of the prudentially motivated decisions of individual researchers?
WHO led the convention hall in the pledge of allegiance?
Our Pledge of Allegiance says 'under God".
Examples of this mutability of allegiance persist across the strait.
Their anthems of allegiance had resonance, volume and understandable spite.
Every morning, they recite the pledge of allegiance here.
