Having been on both sides of the fence, I understand the differences between the two roles, and why they can seem adversarial.
"It may seem adversarial," said Golub, Monday afternoon, after dabbing white paint on the penis, buttocks and thighs of a model, just in front of Macy's on 34th street, where Christmastime crowds famously gather to see the holiday window displays.
This would seem unusually adversarial and, depending on the specific terms, may either have lapsed by this point or have a significant negative effect on the cash flow of the company so it is probably unlikely.
I also think there's a very real possibility of labor strife in the near future, as the union seems more adversarial than it has been in the past and the owners aren't all profiting the way they did a few years ago, and that could expand the gulf between Goodell and the players.
For Augustine, the problem was of a more general and visceral sort: it was the concern with the issue of how to make sense of and live within a world that seemed so adversarial and fraught with danger, a world in which so much of what matters most to us is so easily lost [see e.g. Confessions IV.x.15].
But in recent years, WBAI's adversarial politics seem to have turned inward.
Add into the mix politicians who seem to wear their adversarial nature as a badge of honour and (hello, Mr Gove), and you have a perfect storm.
You also may not have the time, energy or inclination to engage in the planning process which can often seem complicated, technical and adversarial.
Nor did a court room with its adversarial tradition seem the best place to explain that being gay in a repressive society affects every moment of your life; every time you look, think, remember, imagine.
The collaboration between EDF, the University of Texas and the natural gas industry may seem anomalous given the adversarial relationship that has existed for so long between the environmental community and all sectors of the energy industry, but to EDF, the relationship is paying off with an increase in knowledge that could lead to significant long-term reduction in methane emissions.
In a country with a long tradition of regarding all transactions with foreigners as adversarial, ordinary Russians seem to have recognised that these offers of help were made in good faith.
