Hawass has publicly banished perceived rule-breakers, including Joann Fletcher, a British archeologist who, in a 2003 television documentary, claimed to have identified the mummy of Queen Nefertiti; she had not first submitted her findings to the S.C.A., as the rules require.
I also know how dangerous it can be to transgress the perceived rules of your given gender.
By now, the phrase "enfant terrible" seems like a hackneyed moniker applied to each new generation of artists that upsets the traditions and perceived rules that have come before them.
These were particularly highlighted in minority communities where the perceived "rules" of family engagement were not fully understood by the professionals.
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In Mozambique, the conflict erupted in 1964 as a result of unrest and frustration amongst many indigenous Mozambican populations, who perceived foreign rule to be a form of exploitation and mistreatment, which served only to further Portuguese economic interests in the region.
Other variables of interest, but no outcome measures, are perceived parental rules (on alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana; [ 35, 36]), nicotine and marijuana dependence [ 1, 37], popularity, likeability, friends, personality [ 38], and pubertal timing [ 39].
Perhaps reading is too obvious, too fundamental to be perceived as a rule – like advising chefs to eat if they want to learn how to cook.
The swift resolution of the case reflected Chinese leaders' deep concern about ethnic tensions in China, where Muslim Uighurs and Buddhist Tibetans also have mounted violent protests against perceived injustices under rule by the Han, by far China's largest ethnic group.
