COLLINSVILLE "Respecting Rodney," tribute to Rodney Dangerfield.
In the book of condolences signed by those who came to pay their respects, tributes to Ms. Cutuli are interspersed with a lively back and forth on the war itself.
Zaffar Abbas, editor of Dawn, Pakistan's most respected paper, paid tribute to Shahzad as "a fine reporter, one of a breed of Pakistani journalists who really believe in investigative journalism".
A name is often a tribute, or honours respected members of the family.
This feeling is both reverential respect for the moral law which such individuals exemplify (Groundwork 4 401n) and a mode of evaluative respect, a "tribute" to their moral "merit" (Critique 5 77).
Officials, he adds, support temples that pay them respect and tribute.
That he did so is, in some respects, a tribute to past and present strategists and managers, but it is most of all a reflection of the candidate himself.
Defiantly conservative during an era of intense avant-garde exploration and the dogmatic pronouncements it provoked, Barber, who died in 1981, deserves respect and tribute for far more than his Adagio for Strings, the work on which the bulk of his public profile rests.
He said: "I think it will be quite a sombre event but it is a fitting tribute to a great Prime Minister, respected around the world.
But it was only the most visible tribute to a universally loved and respected member of the dance-music community.
The death of Mr. Deshmukh, who was well respected in political circles, drew an outpouring of tributes.
