It's a marked shift since I last pondered television's uneasy and uneven relationship with horror four years ago.
The other – to Québécois secretary-turned-actor Megan – slowly, painfully shows a redress in power, as she gradually outgrows their uneven relationship (while the world surrounding Draper does the same).
Mr. Karzai has had an uneven relationship with the Pakistani leadership, and the visit will be a litmus test of where relations between the neighbors, often mistrustful of each other, are headed.
Instead, it demonstrates that although planners often elided any mention of immigration and promoted a notion of natural population increase, there remain traces of an uneven relationship with immigration operating at a number of scales in the documentation.
"It wasn't perfect under Clinton, and we've had an uneven relationship with the DOJ even under Obama it's not like they're an extension of the ACLU," Walczak says.
For Dr. Furman, red flags are raised by "precocious daters" who pair off before their peers, and by "uneven, inequitable relationships," in which one partner is controlling and the other dependent.
Cameron's implied criticism of key EU partners who have not done him any favours in the past, plus a shameless love-in with Turkey that will also dismay and annoy the Greeks and Greek Cypriots, suggests the new British government's uneven European relationships could yet grow fractious.
There are plenty of homes in which uneven power relationships are serious problems.
This study highlights the need to complement earlier research based on frame analysis with an analytical framework that takes central government steering and the uneven power relationship between the levels of government into account.
Angola is China's biggest trading partner in Africa with some $24.8bn in 2010, an uneven oil-for-infrastructure relationship that has brought tangible benefits but underlined that natural resources can be both a blessing and a curse.
