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And one of the smartest things Nelson Mandela did was accede to this demand, so that when he became the first president of free South Africa, he inherited a military that regarded him as their paymaster.
But the charismatic candidate had proved a disappointment, oddly passive when the moment demanded a call to arms, and unable to impose his will on a Congress that regarded him as a soft and youthful touch.
But those dreams came to an end over the weekend when Mr. Hernandez apparently took his life by hanging himself, stunning his family and rocking the tight-knit boxing community here that regarded him as a local hero.
The crowd consisted almost entirely of Tamils, the island's largest minority, a community that regards him with suspicion and anger.
But never before has he had to confront the particular brand of British cynicism that regards him, as Jane Moore wrote in The Sun, as "that total twerp currently dangling in a glass box over the Thames".
But it's still just a bedtime story and the only serious conclusion to draw from Pinker's work is that a culture that regards him as a great intellectual is one already in serious crisis.
The Satanic Verses itself is less about the immigrant condition than a helplessly Anglophilic Indian's profound ambivalence about a British ruling class that regards him as a wog.
Either side could be increasing tension for its own domestic political reasons.Related items Europe.view: From frozen to boilingApr 17th 2008 NATO summit: From Russia with love Apr 4th 2008 The NATO summit: With allies like theseApr 3rd 2008The Georgian president, Mikheil Saakashvili, is facing a strident opposition that regards him as a corrupt and eccentric autocrat.
Those correspondents, most of whom not only would be uneasy in their jobs if anything should remove Murrow from his but, quite apart from that, regard him with an affection bordering on the filial, had worried a good deal about the state of his health, and worry had led to rumors.
It is possible that today's conflagrations mark the end of von Trier's relationship with a festival that hitherto regarded him with a fond indulgence.
He concluded that Rather regarded him as competition, and that the network supported its new evening-news star.
