In the 1930s sumo authorities tried to stress ties to the Shinto religion by rebuilding the roof over the main sumo ring in Tokyo in the shape of a Shinto shrine.
Part of the new concert series Met Museum Presents, which stresses ties to exhibitions, this "Peony," first presented near Shanghai in 2010, was an adjunct to "Chinese Gardens: Pavilions, Studios, Retreats" (on view through Jan . 6, organized by the curator Maxwell K. Hearn.
Taken together, these findings suggest that differences in the hippocampus, perhaps due to stress tied to growing up in poverty, might partially explain differences in long-tern memory, learning, control of neuroendocrine functions, and modulation of emotional behavior.
Living free means living free of stress too; stress ties you down and threatens your health and general well-being.
Mrs. Clinton called for giving Guamanians the right to vote for president, while Mr. Obama, who spent part of his youth in Hawaii, stressed his ties to the Pacific Islands.
Mr. Sioud said he and Mr. Levy, a native of Morocco who has stressed improving ties to North Africa, "discussed peace, and we are here for peace".
On Saturday, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton stressed the ties that will remain — and issued what appeared to be a barely veiled warning to Iran.
To address fears of becoming isolated from a sometimes unstable neighbourhood, Michelle Bachelet, the current socialist president, has stressed closer ties with Latin America.
For all his history with China, Mr. Bader was the architect of a policy that has stressed tightening ties with all the countries around it.
Abele won the seat with just over 60percentt of the vote, after running television ads that specifically stressed the ties between Stone and Governor Walker.
In his first foreign policy speech, on April 27, 2016, presidential candidate Trump stressed strengthening ties with Russia and spoke of the need to "upgrade NATO's outdated mission and structure".
