It is realistic only where it takes the form of diplomatic, trade and cultural exchange, and strengthens the professional and merchant class from which brave criticism of authoritarian government tends to emerge.
Various other permutations were tried with professionals versus merchants and manufacturers becoming one of the favourites.
The largest boomtown in the Southwest, the silver industry and attendant wealth attracted many professionals and merchants who brought their wives and families.
If you shout "oi oi" – and let's face it: you're shouting it; nobody just says "oi oi" – then you're most likely a semi-professional banter merchant with a selection of nice shirts and a relatively small penis.
What if it has worked before, even, and out in the Philippines there live the remnants of Shipwrecked: Series 6 who actually waved the TV crews off from the shore and, shedding their identities as glamour models and professional wind-up merchants, now pass the years mating and building canoes, their out-of-office emails still pinging back an excited guide to the TV schedules of 2008?
As a strategy for incorporating the more prosperous black peasants and artisans, it had been supported by white merchants, professionals, and officials.
Ask Godfrey Bloom, UKIP's blustering human cartoon, whose career never really recovered from his encounter with the professional wind-up merchant Michael Crick.
Like a wally, I rise to the bait every time, but the fact that she's a professional wind-up merchant doesn't mean her outlook should go unchallenged.
Thus only prejudice can explain why the culture they create, and in which they are immersed, is so often considered inferior to that of other groups, be they priests, merchants, professionals, workers, whites, blacks, women, or people who have recovered from cancer.
Angelou worshiped Baxter, a beautiful, fiercely independent woman who supported herself in nontraditional occupations, including professional gambler and merchant seaman.
