The associated factors of AAS were illiteracy, poor household economy, lack of practical support, physical partner violence, violence during pregnancy, and interaction between poor household economy and poor partner relationship.
Netanyahu's recent decision to take on his racist foreign minister, Avigdor Lieberman, as a practical and ideological partner before the January election sends a clear signal to the Palestinians.
The poor, harried and hard-working Mill was the more practical and worldly partner in that peculiar partnership.
Restricting the analysis to pairs that reside near in the graph may miss some potential new connections but dramatically lowers the time needed by practical algorithms for partner recommendation.
Women spoke of an increased need for emotional and practical support from partners and close family, as well as a desire to share experiences with others in similar situations.
Hillary Rodham Clinton, for example, was not seen as a nurturer and consoler to her husband, but more a political partner, as practical and goal-oriented as he.
The site and layout chosen by Harcourt, and by Marvin Roberts, his managing partner and practical Horseman - seems ideal for producing first-class race horses.
Ever practical, he and a partner opened their first studio in 1998 in Phoenix, where he is still based, rather than in yoga-saturated Los Angeles.
"You will see us deeply involved in any area where we can partner in practical projects with government," said the Rev. Phillip D. Schanker, the Unification Church's vice president for public affairs, who had on his desk a copy of a magazine he had just subscribed to about government contracting opportunities.
More than a passionate provider, more than a best friend, more than a professional hand holder when time presents its toughest stuff, he's a gifted partner with practical, thoughtful care and advice, a gentle spirit with a reliable peace that help guides our family's path.
