This is no Shun Lee Palace.
However, Shun warns about the dangers of using "essence" as a translation: "…I hesitate to ascribe an Aristotelian framework to early Chinese thinkers and…it is unclear that early Chinese thinkers drew a distinction between essential and accidental properties" (1997, 185).
Secondly, any Mets fan who shouts, "Jeter, you stink!" is in danger of being shunned for a very long time by his wife or girlfriend.
Others shy away from danger in the first place, shunning human-frequented areas and exploring new places less often.
Whoever wins, the prospects for a decent settlement for the Tamils, most of whom shunned the Tigers but nurture legitimate grievances, seem remote.The danger to Mr Rajapaksa does not stem from Sinhalese voters' sympathy for foreign criticism of him.
In the UK, the instinct of the major parties is to shun the crowd, the unchecked rope-line, the hidden dangers of the town square.
When the doctor attempts to convince the townspeople of the danger, he loses his job and is shunned.
If deported, they are in danger not only of being re-trafficked but also of being shunned by their families for dishonouring them.
The risk is that player lawsuits could cripple the sport if it emerges that the NFL could have done more earlier to mitigate the dangers, while in the long run, the authorities fear young people will shun the sport.
There is, of course, a danger that something like Hacks/Hackers becomes little more than another privileged club, an old school tie for people who shun striped neckwear.
