Conservatives have been honing their anticorruption speeches and hoping to tar the leading Democratic candidate, Lt. Gov. Diane Denish, with the administration's perceived pay-to-play troubles.
Audemars Piguet will likely learn from its stinging lesson in actual or merely perceived paid influencer marketing, and will hopefully return to being a company whose products are sold on the merits.
The prevailing interpretation among scholars is that clinicians go about solving diagnostic problems using approaches that are in part mandated by the complexity posed by the case [ 52, 59] but also seem to modulate strategies depending on the cognitive stage during the pursuit of a solution, and the perceived pay-off of choosing between differing approaches.
This not only indicated that the older people are content with services currently received in the public sector, despite long waits and crowded conditions, but in a large part this might reflect their low willingness to pay, perceived inability to pay and uncertainty about the price and quality of services provided in the private sector.
"The minimum wage was introduced to eliminate perceived exploitative pay at the bottom end of the jobs market, taking into account the prospect that minimum wages set too high would lead to fewer job opportunities," said its director-general Mark Littlewood.
Bill McInturff, a Republican pollster and expert on public opinion and health, said, "A lot of 2004 will be a fight about who is perceived to pay versus who is perceived to get the benefit".
Democrats proved 23 points less supportive of their representatives when they perceived them paying too little attention to public opinion.
"As a general matter, government contractors are becoming more cautious about unseemly political contributions, which might be perceived as pay-to-play influence peddling," Mr. Pozycki said.
And no matter how he presents himself, Mr. Cuomo faces an opponent, in Mr. McCall, who is perceived as paying as many dues -- from comptroller to state senator to head of the New York City school board -- as Mr. Cuomo has not.
It is possible that when the target is not perceived, subjects paid more or less attention to the stimuli and therefore made fewer microsaccades.
