It is on these rough edges that many multiracial people live, and where many artists find the themes that animate their work: the limits of tolerance, hidden or unacknowledged assumptions about identity, and issues of racial privilege and marginalization.
Hygiene, medicine, the national parks, the highways, the museums, the very system of rights, of work, tolerance, family, experiment, nonconformity, open debate the entire set of assumptions that underpins our lives?
Follow-up investigations included a physical work-up, assessment of tolerance and possible adverse events, a rectal swab for ESBL-E and additional clinical specimens for culture if other sites had been positive before.
The killings, thought by most Western analysts to be the work of Israel, with tolerance from the United States, were far from the only bloody episodes in what has been largely a cold war.
The slain official, Shahbaz Bhatti, 41, the minister of minorities, had made a life's work of campaigning for tolerance in Pakistan, which is 95 percent Muslim, and most recently became a lonely voice, with a handful of others, in a campaign to reform the harsh blasphemy law.
Now we were working to tolerances of five one-thousandths of an inch".
His film is a radical lay work (no pun intended) of tolerance and inclusion — and the terrifying furies that ravage Adèle and Emma as their romance founder — seem to be ripped from France's headlines.
A recent study from the UK [ 17] showed that GPs in out-of-hours work with low "tolerance of risk" were more likely to admit patients to the hospital.
"The main staircase, where stairs and landings are all cantilevered off a slim 400mm-thick central wall," wrote Elaine Knutt, "is a key example of structure working at the edge of tolerance.
He added: "If you study Wilde's work, his was a creed of tolerance and celebrating the individual.
