That same home-town loyalty had an extralegal upshot as well.
Others, by Willem de Kooning, Jasper Johns, and Brice Marden, declare MOMA's home-town loyalty to themes and variations of New York School painting.
It has a longer season than basketball or baseball, and it isn't saddled with the marketing problem of home-town loyalties, the way that the N.F.L. is.
After the war and the Restoration of Charles I in 1660 Burton remained a place of dissent and nonconformism with large Presbyterian and Baptist congregations, raising doubts within the Church of England over the town's loyalty.
In a town where loyalties last like tumbleweeds in the desert, I'm sticking around.
Charlotte is a bank town, and loyalties die hard -- even for those with lawsuits.
You get to play things real and have real feelings, and talk about themes like small towns, family, loyalty, commitment -- all that stuff.
For there is another side to this drink's story, less about small-town Nebraska loyalties than about American mobility.
As a result, more and more Palestinians have fallen back on family, clan, town and tribal loyalties.
In It's a Wonderful Life, Stewart desperately resists the humdrum, yet finds himself trapped in small-town life by loyalty to wife, family, friends and community.
