Both Hun Sen and Ranariddh were soon vigorously pursuing reconciliation themselves: their competition for Khmer Rouge allies led to a coup by Hun Sen in 1997, of which Sihanouk initially seemed to approve.
While the increasingly ugly nature of our politics threatens to turn off many voters from participation, it also could dissuade many future leaders from ever pursuing office themselves.
Despite the transformation, Bhutan remains largely unspoiled and the relative lack of infrastructure — mainly traffic — means the country is a gem for outdoor activities like cycling, though few locals are wealthy enough to pursue it themselves.
The problem is that so many video games choose to tell stories about small groups of people blasting their way through large groups of people — which is the very activity many of the fictional visitors to Westworld decide to pursue for themselves.
An opportunity to see something they might fall in love with, something they might pursue for themselves, something that might become an important part of their lives.
While legislation would seem to be an appropriate way to address the issue, a look at the US legal landscape paints a more complicated picture, where charges are difficult to pursue, laws themselves are rarely cited, and minorities are often targeted disproportionately.
Teach by example - if your teen never sees you curled up with a book, they will be less likely to pursue reading themselves.
Increasingly though, they have become a law unto themselves, pursuing agendas that are regional, tribal, Islamist and sometimes criminal.
He and a Democratic congress quickly overreached themselves, pursuing the divisive social issue of gays in the military and failing spectacularly to enact a sweeping reform of health care.
"In order to deal with complexity but also create a basis for entertainment," said Aaron David Miller, a vice president at the Woodrow Wilson Center, "you need someone who knows what they are talking about who is pursuing daylight between themselves and the administration".
