The management of Law360's fight against the unionization drive and subsequent bargaining difficulty with the union are likely the strongest instances of labor strife since the digital media industry began unionizing en masse in June 2015.
Classical atoms are, therefore, strong instances of (i) and (ii), but somewhat deviant cases of (iii) and (v).
In "Oklahoma!," for instance, it's the seething, strong farmhand, Jud Fry, who so gets under the skin of Laurey, the female protagonist, that her sunny disposition darkens; she's disturbed that she finds Fry's bullying sort of thrilling.
"Even if there are more and stronger instances against it than there are in its favor, the intellect either overlooks these or treats them as negligible or does some line-drawing that lets it shift them out of the way and reject them".
The magnetoelectric effect can be very strong, for instance the change of electric polarization reaches 100 μC/m2 at a constant magnetic field of only 1.5 T in the case of 100 ÷ 10 nm structures which tightly fill the space, composing a metamaterial.
For Matx, six of seven cases in Group B showed strong staining and one of seven cases showed moderate staining; in the controls, 3 of 10 cases were strong, one instance was moderate and 6 of 10 cases were nonstaining.
For example, traditional alliances are still holding up, and in some instances, are growing stronger, as is the case with both U.S. Israeli and U.S. Saudi Arabia relations.
(Instead of simply stating that Fidelis is strong, for instance, she says that "he was one of those born in the phenomenon of strength"). She is handicapped, too, by an inability to create believable dialogue.
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So I think the causation was very strong in that instance, and I think it was just a business decision on the behalf of the industry to say, "Okay, this is probably, in the long run, going to be cheaper for us now". Even though it sounded like a lot of money, and it was a lot of money.
