Although Knight was married to a white woman and had several children by her, he simultaneously had a long-term liaison with a former slave of his grandfather, named Rachel.
Dr Miller often cites the example of Jimi Hendrix, who had sex with hundreds of groupies during his brief life and, though he was legally unmarried, maintained two long-term liaisons.
One of her longer-term liaisons was with Colonel Banastre Tarleton, a hero of the American revolutionary war, and it's thought that he provided the model for Phaon in her 44-sonnet sequence, Sappho and Phaon.
Regional centers, built around civil affairs teams, are important in terms of a presence, in terms of liaison, in terms of helping to spark reconstruction activities".
Gay men and women Research shows that gay men generally look for similar characteristics in their partners as straight men do: namely, younger partners and short-term sexual liaisons.
Using a within-subjects design and hormonal markers of fertility status, the present study investigates the degree to which ovulatory shifts in preferences are limited to short-term sexual liaisons and the degree to which such shifts are associated with characteristics related to long-term partner quality.
These productive discussions about individual clinical cases manifested themselves in different ways in different contexts, and performed a key function of the intervention, in terms of the liaison process.
The African Health Placement (AHP) Program, which seeks to attract SHWs to South Africa for short- or long-term stays, has liaison officers to market the program in the UK, Canada, and the USA.
18 37 45 48 Specialist nurses and those with specific care-coordinator roles were valued by patients in terms of access, liaison with specialist and PCP, thoroughness, and acting as a point of continuity within the hospital system.
Whitey preferred terms like "strategist" or "liaison".
