He says: "To resist this new racism is to be defined as racist yourself, which is perverse.
"So we are creating the homes but driving out employment, which is perverse, and it just means you are getting terribly unbalanced development".
Interestingly, the coefficient estimates for the other regressors are little changed by polynomial detrending with the exception of findings for the unemployment rate variable in the last two columns of the table (the signs of which are now perverse).
It "sells" hope, beyond health, in an environment of different parties, interests and incentives, which sometimes are perverse.
Why are we not looking to change our current civil and criminal racketeering statutes, which are playing a perverse role in investigations of the crisis?
Like everyone else in the luxury-goods market, all three face the challenge of maintaining "brand integrity"—analyst-speak for that indefinable aura that convinces a consumer to pay a lot of money for something he, or more likely she, could buy much more cheaply elsewhere.The destroyer of brand integrity is "brand dilution", which is the perverse reward for popularity.
His defense, however, could be in the lessening of offense-taking: Carlin may have reduced the power of odious obscenities and puerile profanity by devaluing their shock value, which was a perverse kind of linguistic service, as far as I'm concerned.
These tensions between protected area authorities and local communities create perverse incentives which are not conducive to maintaining integrated wildlife and livestock land uses in pastoralist rangelands.
The pages of "Hester Among the Ruins" are punctuated with samples of Falk's awkward and graphic billets-doux to Hester, as well as all sorts of documentary flotsam from his past and Hester's perverse research notes, which are divided into categories like "Nutball Stuff He Says".
So putting lime slices, which are almost liquid, on it seemed sort of perverse".
