Perhaps the most unjust expulsion was that of Dale Campbell-Savours, who branded Jeffrey Archer "a criminal" in 1995 over the Anglia TV shares affair.
Every contract and every business agreement is a risk-sharing affair.
In many ways, "Literary Occasions" is a testament to their shared love affair with language.
It's an elaborate illustration of a shared love affair with a game, expressed, as love often is, through art.
"The Perfect Game: America Looks at Baseball" at the American Folk Art Museum is an elaborate illustration of a shared love affair with a game, expressed, as love often is, through art.
But do they recognize the longer-term problem: that their refusal to share the affairs of state with their own people is the greatest peril of all?
"My friends objected to me sharing my personal affairs," he said, but added that his openness about his illness helped his recovery.
Citizens, whether the few (usually the rich) or the many (including the poorer and perhaps the poorest free adult men), deliberated together as to how to conduct public affairs, sharing either by custom, by election, or by lot the latter seen in Athens as the most democratic, though it was never the sole mechanism used in any Greek democracy in the offices for carrying them out.
I know it very well from my personal experience and from watching my mother live through my father's affairs, sharing her heartache and suffering with it all (my parents' story has a happy ending, see below).
Edis suggested the letter showed that they had been having an affair and sharing secrets for the preceding six years, during which time they published stories about Milly Dowler and David Blunkett which, the crown claims, were generated by hacking phone messages.
Going into the final day, the lead was an all-British affair shared by Morrison and Foster.
