What is Dennis getting out of this liaison?
But to many of Jefferson's admirers the idea of this liaison is deeply dismaying.
When this liaison became known to the cardinal, he withdrew his support and had Alfieri banished.
Justin was the result of this liaison, initially to Gypsy's dismay.
Yet, as Macintyre shows, reaction to the child this liaison produced was decidedly mixed.
Some Yale officials say that China is not the only party that may change because of this liaison.
I'm certain of one thing – taking the heat out of this liaison will save you a lot of heartache in the future.
For its community of postgraduates, this liaison with commerce delivers useful skills, broader thinking and a network of contacts in most industrial sectors.
One of Fraser's most distinctive contributions to Marie Antoinette studies is that she takes greater pains than any earlier biographer to establish precise dates for this liaison.
It's this liaison — the mother visiting her rich Spanish boyfriend — that inspires the Cheetahs to go to Barcelona for a talent competition.
In essence, what Mr Thaler calls for is a marriage, or at least much closer cohabitation, between economics and psychology.In fact this liaison has already begun (see the article "Rethinking thinking" in our issue of December 18th).
