So it's no surprise when we fail individually when we shirk duty, when we hate our parents, when we run away, when we get drunk every night, when we lose love... when we lose love.
Be confident: "Good Pride" is clean, pure, seeking education and betterment for sharing it -- not neglectful, but prudent, not self-seeking, to shirk duty nor "con" people, not corrupt.
(Mr. Jackson's lyrics include the line "What would Jimmy Buffett do?") The song is a Jazzfest natural, with its message of shirking duties and seeking liquid comfort, in the form of a long, tall hurricane.
Other outcomes include shirking duties, moonlighting, laxity at work or efforts to change jobs, which echo findings in Ethiopia [ 15] and Malawi [ 31].
His inaugural act will increase suffering by shirking duty.
Whenever he could, he shirked duty to immerse himself in novels by Graham Greene and Joseph Heller; sometimes he read to his fellow-officers from "Catch-22," which seemed especially relevant.
It's a compelling analogy: in both cases, the conscientiousness of the enlightened few is no match for the negligence of the many, and the cost of shirking duty is spread too widely to keep any one malefactor in line.
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"A coward who has never faced danger in his life, an insecure brat who shirked duty for comfort, and a man who is wholly unfit to serve as commander-in-chief".
Lord knows Mr. Langella doesn't shirk his duties as the center of attention.
