The women, as the researchers explained, felt their husbands were not reciprocating the same level of desire to maintain a strong connection in the marriage, which made them susceptible to finding that connection elsewhere.
"If you act in disregard of the law today, tomorrow citizens might reciprocate in the same way".
A chief of a lineage or longhouse, for example, would amass as much food and material goods as he could in order to lay on a feast and give presents lavishly in hopes that the guest lineage would be unable to reciprocate on the same scale.
That is, if a gene influenced another gene via a given functional linkage, then the influenced gene would rarely reciprocate along the same functional linkage.
Jeffrey Campagna, a national gay rights organizer who is coordinating the groups' involvement in the June 17 march, said their participation was motivated by more than just a desire to reciprocate the N.A.A.C.P.'s embrace of same-sex marriage, although he acknowledged that that played a role.
"You will recognize," he said, "that the language which the Prime Minister has used here has been reciprocated in the same tone and spirit by the German Chancellor in Berlin".
Clara speaks with Emma and reassures her that Emma's feelings for Professor Palmer are reciprocated; at the same time, Emma warns Clara about the Doctor, sensing "a sliver of ice" in his heart.
In the early 1980s, owing to the success both domestically and in Europe of Aberdeen and Dundee United, the pair were known as the New Firm; however, Dundee United have their city neighbours Dundee as close rivals, and the antagonism was not always reciprocated to the same degree.
The athletes reciprocate the affection.
