The separate was an acknowledgment that women were not cookie-cutter specimens and thus not mere tokens of exchange between men.
But something is still missing: the mainland tourists.Special report Dancing with the enemy Turning Taiwanese The dragon next door Onshoring Come and see my minefields Moving on My fab is bigger than yours Separate ways Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsChina's initial response to the opening of the "mini three links" was lukewarm: sending tourists was seen as too much of a gift to President Chen.
This will be published in a separate section in front of the Acknowledgments.
To keep reality separate from the fictional world, the addiction acknowledgment instead comes through PSAs.
Ultimately, she makes an impassioned plea for a common purpose for the acknowledgment that, at the most basic level, these separate projects belong to a single investigation.
Through the hallmarks of active listening empathic inquiry, sincere acknowledgment, and expressions of concern you can help outgoing employees "separate their sense of self-worth from their performance struggles," writes Zins.
The second way of looking at the revised bipolar model is that the addition of the second parameter is a mathematical acknowledgment that men do indeed perceive gender as a separate stimulus feature in potential erotic objects.
Indeed, all the items in the Skin Authority Man line, including a daily sunscreen and a toner, are labeled "age-defying," an acknowledgment that most men are not likely to buy a separate wrinkle reverser.
Ultimately, though, Chivers spoke — always with a scientist's caution, a scientist's uncertainty and acknowledgment of conjecture — about female sexuality as divided between two truly separate, if inscrutably overlapping, systems, the physiological and the subjective.
That acknowledgment was codified 80 years ago, in July 1937, with the Peel Commission in Britain, which divided Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab states.
Acts of symbolic compensation can have consequences for such persons and groups: the public acknowledgment of the suffering of past people who were wronged by, say, a genocidal policy cannot be separated from the acknowledgment of those who survived the same policy and consequently continue to suffer, or from those who continue to suffer as indirect victims of the policy.
