Other insects called inquilines, which habitually live with ants, depend on acquiring the wax characteristics of the ant colony in order to avoid being attacked by the ants.
At first glance this seems to fit the ubiquitous "social cleansing" narrative, which habitually contends that poor Londoners are being displaced in large numbers from the more expensive parts of the capital as wealthy incomers gentrify once low-cost neighbourhoods and benefit caps force people to move to cheaper, outlying areas or even out of London altogether.
Several publishing houses, which habitually return unsolicited manuscripts unread, are now simply junking those that come without any identification.
And the state boards, which habitually lose money, have largely been unable to invest in improvements.
In contrast to the novel, which habitually slips into polemicism and is bookended by a shock that dilutes its punch, Mr. Doueiri creates characters, emotional colors and political contradictions that have the agonized sting and breathe of life.
But unlike the Confederate Army, which habitually suffered from shortages, the Union Army was generally well clothed and better equipped to endure difficult conditions than their Southern counterparts.
The obvious case is that of the variable "labour income", which habitually requires us to predict counterfactual values, as income is only observed in the declared employment status.
Hers is also a practice which habitually "frays out into other art forms, in this case film".
Calverley's opinion of summer's bliss is in that tradition which habitually rhymed shade with glade.
And then there's the government itself, which habitually injects a healthy dose of patriotic propaganda into sports coverage.
