Obviously this is the purer, more idealistic form of capitalism.
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WHEN PEOPLE ARE YOUNG, THEY ARE LIKE THAT, MORE IDEALISTIC.
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MH: So the younger voters of 2016 really are more idealistic.
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Royce was more idealistic and tender-minded, more spiritual and abstract.
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KKG: Young people for generations have been more idealistic than older voters.
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They're a lot more idealistic than a lot of us old farts.
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Then let the younger, more idealistic and progressive candidates take it from there.
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YOUNG people have always been more idealistic than their elders, and more liberal too.
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New arrivals describe New Zealand as more idealistic and less frustrating than other places.
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Trump's lack of more idealistic nationalism may be attributable to his struggles with abstract reasoning.
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But while he ran those domains as businesses, he had more idealistic goals for Democracy.com.
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It feels a bit like Falk talking, perhaps tongue-in-cheek, to a more idealistic viewer.
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Men, on the other hand, tend to be more idealistic — and fantasy films need that idealistic approach.
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You're in a more idealistic mood than usual, Capricorn, and it's a lovely time to connect and share ideas.
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Nirider, who gets the most screen time of the team, is less bombastic than Zellner, and perhaps more idealistic.
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Sixty-five percent of the population is under 30, and younger Pakistanis are more idealistic and hungry for change.
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My wish is that technology could bring democratic participation to a higher, more idealistic level, leaving implementation to the machines.
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Us Old Millennials could afford to develop views on work and work-life balance that were a bit more idealistic.
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Or is it really that this generation of millennials has a more idealistic mindset, and that will stick with them?
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And yet for decades in Hollywood, filmmakers have chosen a more idealistic (read: unattainable) approach with women when it comes to beauty.
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Though Mr. Murphy's views lean progressive, he tempers some of the more idealistic elements of the platform with his state's budget realities.
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"They're in a lot of ways more idealistic than I am and really like this and working on stuff like this," he said.
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He has the challenge of convincing many of his younger, more idealistic supporters, to give Clinton, and her more establishment-friendly policies, a chance.
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One contributing factor is that Sanders does better in general among younger, more idealistic voters, and the Hispanic population in America is generally younger.
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Being a good citizen can provide psychic income, and that used to be, it seems, what drew more idealistic women and men to serve in Congress.
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"We are witnessing liberal India, particularly young people who are usually more idealistic, fighting back," said Satish Misra, a political analyst at the Observer Research Foundation.
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In the case of LBJ, the story is about a politician who grows from being a power-hungry cynic into a more idealistic leader with a mission.
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He purported to offer a more idealistic and pure form of politics that his supporters found very appealing, which made traditional Democratic politics seem underwhelming in comparison.
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Chance was more idealistic than the other contestants; he was opening a school in Chicago, and giving millions of dollars to charity, and making everyone feel a little bad.
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Although the volunteers from those countries who went to Spain are usually thought of as more idealistic than their leaders, perhaps in a way they were more clear-eyed.
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If your list is more idealistic than what you can realistically accomplish, you're setting yourself up for failure and preventing yourself from getting that end-of-day sense of accomplishment.
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The American republic, more idealistic and less brutal than its Roman antecedent, doesn't send former cabinet officials and senators off to practice extractive taxation everywhere that we have military bases.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas) said Sunday that Europe can't pretend to be more idealistic on privacy issues than the U.S. while many of its nations try to enact laws limiting encryption.
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Bordo does not acknowledge, however, that Clinton campaigned as a pragmatic realist and consciously sought the support of conservative defectors from the GOP, while Sanders ran as a more idealistic democratic socialist.
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"Arrival" is a science-fiction parable in a distinctly more idealistic hopeful key than most movies in this genre, one in which the best solutions don't necessarily materialize in a gun sight.
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This is a viewpoint that sees the world in terms of spheres of influence, is coldly realist and owes more to Metternich than more idealistic visions of spreading democracy or protecting human rights.
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The Vietnam war sparked a massive anti-war counter culture across the US and threatened to upend American politics and the military-industrial complex in favor of more idealistic, perhaps too idealistic, alternatives.
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But also, I think when the dot-com bubble collapsed, so collapsed with it a lot of the more idealistic illusions that people had about what the internet and what the web would be.
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The range of the blockchain's usages, from corporate banking to a more idealistic open market, is possibly best encapsulated in the three versions of the game Risk that Denny has reimagined for each company.
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Well, as an empirical matter, we think it works pretty well, and that's why political scientists have increasingly fastened on it as an alternative to the more idealistic notion of an issue-voting populace decision-making.
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That affects the citizens of Medellín, who are both hostages to Escobar's rule and beneficiaries, and it has affected D.E.A. agents Murphy and Peña, who were more idealistic men before the situation on the ground made that impossible.
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The "Moonbeam" moniker was given to the governor first in the 1970s by a columnist who said Brown was garnering the "moonbeam vote," or the younger, more idealistic voters in his gubernatorial campaign, according to The New York Times .
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Obama attempted to pass the baton to Clinton, who had long been openly derisive of his more idealistic streak and whose approach across two primaries and one general election campaign might be characterized as featuring the audacity of hopelessness.
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Though shows like PBS's "Victoria" and Netflix's "The Crown" are set in the vastly different time periods of the mid-19th and mid-20th centuries, they also overlook backdrops of British colonialism for more idealistic stories of racial liberalism.
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In some ways the thing that I'm most grateful for about doing this book, is getting to see the things that have progressed and not; the distance that I've staked — and not — between my younger, perhaps more idealistic, self and my geriatric cynicism.
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In that mythology, the American unipolar moment after the Cold War was peaceful not because of the absence of great-power conflict or proxy warfare, but for the far more idealistic and appealing reason that the assertion of American power is inherently virtuous and stabilizing.
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Read more: Millennials, baby boomers, Gen X, and Gen Z share their most beloved brands"They are often branded as being more narcissistic, more idealistic, more socially-conscious, and more experience-oriented than any of their preceding generations," a Deloitte study published in May said.
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It's not an overstatement to say it will have an effect on our very perception of capitalism as an ultimately benevolent or purely self-interested force in America, particularly in the eyes of our younger workforce participants, who are more idealistic than their predecessors.
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Like the early internet pioneers who saw e-commerce as a crass concept that would spell the end of the web as a place for "cooperation and helpfulness," many of today's strongest blockchain advocates, though often highly inventive and visionary, tend to be more idealistic than pragmatic about blockchain's evolution.
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But his primary explanation was more of a downer: He sees a kind of resignation to a dark environmental future, especially among younger biologists who have no memory of more idealistic days and who see little point in examining any instances of evolution that aren't driven primarily by human activity.
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The early days of Facebook are so far behind us that it's hard to remember that this now monolithic corporate entity was once a youthful startup (albeit, one whose roots lay in a controversial "hot or not" style site.) In the early days, Zuckerberg was far more idealistic, his posts filled with talk of bringing the world together, connecting with friends, and giving people ways to share things with each other.
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Villarroel was part of the younger, more idealistic military officer corps that had supported Toro and Busch.
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The Act was created in the abstract, making the resultant system more idealistic than practical. In particular, it assumed that adequate resources would be allocated to implement the system fully.
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Radcliffe used the framing narrative of personifying nature in many of her novels. For example, she believed that the sublime motivated the protagonist to create an image that was more idealistic within the plot.
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Edward Joseph Lefkowicz, known as Ed Lefko. A worldly-wise opportunist with a love for gadgets. Initially unscrupulous, he becomes more idealistic as a result of his contact with Mike. Miguel Jose Zapata Laviada, known as Mike.
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In 2011, TootArd released their first international album Nuri Andaburi. Many of the songs in this album depict the present political situation that the band members grew up in. Some of the songs are more idealistic and imagine a time when humans were more tolerant towards each other and "closer to Nature".
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One of Confucius's disciples, Mencius, (c. 372–c. 289 B.C.) developed a more idealistic version of Confucianism, while Xunzi (Hsün Tzu, c.313–c.238 B.C.) argued that all inclinations are shaped by acquired language and other social forms. Confucianism rose to the position of an official orthodoxy during the Han dynasty (206 B.C.–A.
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During season one, he had been a member of Alpha for two-and-a-half years. He is Chief Resident. Serena Warren, MD (Elisabeth Harnois) : Serena is a resident assigned to the trauma surgery service, and as such is far more idealistic than her older colleagues. Warren often exhibits an inability to deliver bad news to patients.
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Lunde paid great attention to detail in his landscapes. His best works reconcile his interest in detail with a masterly representation of nature while his less successful paintings barely do more than convey the scene. Especially in his paintings of the Italian countryside, his contemporaries noted similarities with Gurlitt's efforts to add a more idealistic approach to his meticulous studies of nature.
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However the opposition Labour Party was more idealistic and proposed a liberal internationalist outlook on international affairs. From 1935 the First Labour Government showed a limited degree of idealism in foreign policy, for example opposing the appeasement of Germany and Japan.D.J. McCraw, "The Zenith of Realism in New Zealand’s Foreign Policy," Australian Journal of Politics & History (2002) 48#3 pp. 353–368.
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31, Issue 2, Summer 2015, pages 218-46. This painting also shares more common features with others of its kind, including fruits native to Mexico and idealized scenes of daily life in the top and bottom panels. His paintings are, as a whole, more idealistic, suggesting he belonged to a school of art which emphasized the exotic and paradisiacal elements of New Spain.
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The television character is consistently described as idealistic. The Hollywood Reporter Tim Goodman describes Lucas' take as "more idealistic than eager", while Mike Hale of The New York Times also notes his "newfound storefront idealism". David Wiegand of the San Francisco Chronicle also describes him as an "idealistic lawyer" who "is a good lawyer and a good man". Lucas' performance was repeatedly compared to Cruise's.
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He overstayed his leave, lost his government post, and the decision to become a full-time actor was effectively made for him.[Adler 1999] pp.107, 111 Adler was unhappy that under Tulya Goldfaden there were "No more communistic shares, no more idealistic comradeship". Still, under this same Goldfaden regime he had his first taste of real stardom when people in Chişinău camped in the courtyards awaiting performances.
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The sisters are very different people with different childhoods. Lexie had a more idealistic family life and often has difficulty understanding her much darker sister, who does not have the same positive associations with family as Lexie. She later initiates a neurosurgical clinical trial, enlisting Derek as a consulting neurosurgeon. The trial fails repeatedly, but the final patient they treat survives, which leads them to reuniting and moving in together.
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Realism focuses on state security and power above all else. Early realists such as E. H. Carr and Hans Morgenthau argued that states are self-interested, power- seeking rational actors, who seek to maximize their security and chances of survival. Cooperation between states is a way to maximize each individual state's security (as opposed to more idealistic reasons). Similarly, any act of war must be based on self-interest, rather than on idealism.
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He developed a series of public service announcements which ran throughout DC's entire publishing lineDaniels, p. 92: "Jack Schiff enjoyed more success, however, with an even more idealistic experiment. This was a series of single-page public service announcements that he created and wrote for publication in all DC titles." from 1949 to the mid–1960s and scripted the "Johnny Everyman" feature which had been created by Nobel Prize laureate Pearl S. Buck.
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His secretary (Muriel Angelus) then proposes a marriage of convenience, which he accepts. Elected mayor, he continues the political corruption established by the boss, rationalizing that the public still benefits from public works no matter who bribes their way into profiting from them. But then he and his more idealistic wife actually fall in love. He begins to take her views on public service seriously, but says he is not powerful enough to act against the boss in any case.
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Emboldened by the Socialist doctrine Saul has taught him, David stands up for Rachel and is beaten by Rosen's thugs. Rebecca blames Saul for corrupting her son and vows that she won't be fooled by any more idealistic notions of America. Nathan suddenly arrives to collect his wife and son ("Nothing Will Hurt Us Again"). ;Act Two Nathan explains to Rebecca and David how he has managed to climb up from the ghetto of the lower East side to a better life ("Yankee Boy").
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Adler, 1999, 105-107 Returning to Odessa, they found Goldfaden "as difficult to approach as an emperor". [Adler, 1999, 114] When they finally managed to get an audience, Goldfaden agreed to allow Rosenberg's company to function as a provincial touring company, but with a different brother of Goldfaden's, Tulya, not merely on board but officially head of the troupe. Goldfaden also snagged Spivakovsky for his own Odessa company.Adler, 1999, 118 With Tulya in charge there were, as Adler wrote, "no more communistic shares, no more idealistic comradeship".
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"傘不走的女聲 Do you hear the women sing" (YouTube video). 香港基督教協進會性別公義促進小組 Many of the city's once-spoilt youngsters have learned self-discipline and to live within a community, and playing a role that may include janitorial tasks. The three street camps across Hong Kong have their own distinctive character. Umbrella Square (Admiralty site), was largely dominated by students, seen to be loftier and more idealistic, and its ambiance was likened to Woodstock.
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The Universal "Careers" are generic Specializations that allow characters from one game to crossover to the others. Force Sensitive Exile and Force Sensitive Emergent allow characters from Edge of the Empire and Age of Rebellion to become Force users and use the Force and Destiny game rules. Recruit allows Edge of the Empire characters to cross over to the more idealistic Age of Rebellion campaigns. They cost the same as if they were Specializations under the character's existing Career, making them cheaper and more effective than buying into a Specialization under a Career in a different game.
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At the 1900 Paris Exposition, she played violin with the school's Carlisle Indian Band. In the same year, she began writing articles on Native American life, which were published in such national periodicals as Atlantic Monthly and Harper's Monthly. Her critical appraisal of the American Indian boarding school system and vivid portrayal of Indian deracination were markedly contrasting to the more idealistic writings of most of her contemporaries. In early 1901, she became engaged to Carlos Montezuma, whom she likely met when he served as caretaker of the Carlisle band in 1900 after he had completed medical school.
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Viscount Palmerston The Liberal Party grew out of the Whigs, who had their origins in an aristocratic faction in the reign of Charles II and the early 19th century Radicals. The Whigs were in favour of reducing the power of the Crown and increasing the power of Parliament. Although their motives in this were originally to gain more power for themselves, the more idealistic Whigs gradually came to support an expansion of democracy for its own sake. The great figures of reformist Whiggery were Charles James Fox (died 1806) and his disciple and successor Earl Grey.
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This procedure was meant to keep soldiers from putting themselves in extremely dangerous situations that they may or may not have been able to handle in order gain virtus. The concept of virtus also tended to be a concept of morality as far as politics were concerned. This could range from the very literal definition of manliness seen in aggression and the ruthless acquisition of money, land, and power, or the lighter, more idealistic political meaning which almost took on the extended meaning of "pietas", a man who was morally upright and concerned with the matters of the state. Plautus in Amphitruo contrasted virtus and ambitio.
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Lady Audley's Secret plays on Victorian anxieties about the domestic sphere. The home was supposed to be a refuge from the dangers of the outside world, but in the novel, the seemingly perfect domestic lady turns out to be a violent criminal who has not only tried to commit murder but who has also committed bigamy and abandoned her child. This unsettled Victorian readers because it indicated that the concepts of "the perfect lady/mother" and "domestic bliss" were more idealistic than realistic. In addition, anxieties about the increasing urbanisation of Britain abound; the city gives Lady Audley the power to change her identity because it renders its citizens effectively anonymous.
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Some people believe the socialist body used abortion regulations to create a more idealistic population, with the intention of strengthening and empowering the state. Abortion on demand was legalised in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) in 1955, with other Eastern European countries also legalising abortion in the years following, such as Bulgaria, Poland and Hungary. Abortion was legalised in 1920 until this action was reversed in 1936 and was once again prohibited until 1955. Prior to 1955, whilst it was illegal, abortions had still occurred and therefore posed a large threat to a woman's health after being treated by unskilled individuals in unfavourable conditions.
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Josh has a complex relationship with Toby throughout the show's run. The two do not have much in common (one of their few unifying traits, their mutual Judaism, is negated by Toby's tendency to imply Josh does not really count as Jewish) and are often at odds on policy matters, Josh being more pragmatic while Toby is more idealistic. They still respect one another tremendously and tend to be equally politically ambitious. When Josh leaves the White House to run the Santos campaign, he discovers that Toby has been informally advising dark-horse candidate Senator Ricky Rafferty and has given her position statements originally drawn up by the Bartlet campaign.
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Involved from early childhood in the theatre, the Athenian-born Nikeratos grows into a successful actor through his performances in tragedies. During his formative period, he meets the philosopher Plato and Dion, a respected politician from Syracuse and brother-in-law to the city's tyrannical ruler Dionysios the Elder. Nikeratos frequents Plato's Academy and grows to appreciate his wisdom, though he also discerns that Plato and Dion are somewhat more idealistic than practical in their views on humanity and government. Nikeratos sails for Syracuse as a member of a theatre troupe, but upon arrival receives the news that Dionysios, their patron, has just died.
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Instead, the group offered a more subversive perspective on Indian art history that acknowledges inequalities between regions, castes, and classes. For example, Krishnakumar's sculpture "Vasco de Gama," inspired by his time in Goa, uses contemporary materials like painted plaster to draw parallels between European colonialism and the emergence of capitalism in twentieth-century India, a contrast to the more idealistic perspective of Geeta Kapur's essay in the "A Place of People" catalogue. In 1989, the group hosted an art workshop and camp in Alapad, a village in Kerala. With local artists and villagers, they worked on paintings and sculptures and held discussions about art and modernity.
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Empirical research has demonstrated differences between men and women in terms of their relative approaches to moral idealism. Specifically, a 2012 report in the journal Academia Revista Latinoamerica de Administracion stated that four scholarly studies published in the past had determined that women appeared to be more idealistic than men while one had failed to detect any significant differences between the sexes. Finding similar results in its own analysis, the report speculated as a driving cause the notion that women express more concern over interpersonal relationships in comparison to men. The aforementioned article additionally evaluated distinctions in nationality and determined that significant differences exist between the various peoples when it comes to idealism.
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A major division in Czech architecture occurred after 1912 when many young avant-garde artists from Jan Kotĕra and his circle divorced themselves from the Mánes Association. These younger architects were more idealistic in their outlook and criticized the strict rationalism of their forebears, Otto Wagner and Kotĕra. Janák, Gočár, and Hofman founded the group Skupina výtvarných umĕlců (Group of Plastic Artists) and established a journal for the group, Umĕlecký mĕsíčník (Artistic Monthly). Cubist Kovařovicova villa designed by Josef Chochol, Prague After Czechoslovakia's founding in 1918, architectural Czech Cubism gradually developed into Czech Rondocubism, which was more decorative, as it was influenced by traditional folk ornaments to celebrate the revival of Czech national independence.
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In 1967, U.S. Army volunteer Chris Taylor arrives in South Vietnam and is assigned to an infantry platoon of the 25th Infantry Division near the Cambodian border. The platoon is officially led by the young and inexperienced Lieutenant Wolfe, but in reality the soldiers defer to two of his older and more experienced subordinates: the hardened and cynical Staff Sergeant Robert "Bob" Barnes, and the more idealistic Sergeant Elias. Taylor is immediately sent out with Barnes, Elias and veteran soldiers on a planned night ambush for a North Vietnamese army force. The NVA soldiers manage to get close to the sleeping Americans before a brief firefight ensues; Taylor's fellow new recruit Gardner is killed and Taylor himself lightly wounded.
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When Jacob Lipkin finally became aware of the legal actions Gomes was taking, he rushed to the Legal Aid Society to block the motion. The New York Times front-page story created nationwide support for the artist. Donations poured in from across the nation totaling over $8,300 in checks and cash, but Lipkin refused to accept the donations stating, “I am not a charity. I cannot take money I did not earn.” And when asked of his dependents and their opinion, he said, “… they would lose all respect for me … they are more idealistic than I am.” He then related that, “A little girl sent me three $1 bills with a note saying she was sacrificing a piano lesson to help me.
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Most members of Redstockings held to a materialist and anti-psychologistic view. They viewed men's oppression of women as ongoing and deliberate, holding individual men responsible for this oppression, viewing institutions and systems (including the family) as mere vehicles of conscious male intent, and rejecting psychologistic explanations of female submissiveness as blaming women for collaboration in their own oppression. They held to a view—which Willis would later describe as "neo-Maoist"—that it would be possible to unite all or virtually all women, as a class, to confront this oppression by personally confronting men. Ellen Willis The Feminists held a more idealistic, psychologistic, and utopian philosophy, with a greater emphasis on "sex roles", seeing sexism as rooted in "complementary patterns of male and female behavior".
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Belmás became a member of the Liberal party, and from 1897 to 1906 was a deputy for Madrid. Later he was a senator for the Province of Lugo. Belmás advised Fernando Navarro in his construction of the Palacete Rodriguez Quegles in Las Palmas, Gran Canaria, a small Art Nouveau place. Navarro completed the proposed design by Belmás in 1900. In the 20th century, turning away from his more idealistic concepts, he executed most of his well-known buildings in variants of the eclectic style. He designed residences for the Marquis de Valdeterrazo in calle Hortaleza (1902–1904), for the Mitjans family on calle Velázquez (1904–1905) and on the Paseo de la Castellana (1907), for Luis de la Mata on Felipe II avenue (1905–1909) and for José Rivas on Calle Lagasca (1911–1914).
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When his wife and child are murdered by a vicious biker gang, Max kills them in revenge and becomes a drifting loner in the Wasteland. As Australia devolves further into barbarity, this skilled warrior of the road finds himself helping pockets of civilisation, initially for his own self-interest, but his motives always drift into more idealistic ones. The series has been well-received by critics, with each film marked "Certified Fresh" on the film review aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes; Mad Max 2 and Fury Road in particular have been ranked among the best action films ever made. Furthermore, the series has also had a significant influence on popular culture, most notably apocalyptic and post- apocalyptic fiction, and encompasses works in additional media, including video games and comic books.
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The alternatives facing the imperialist project range from a utopian return to a feudal order, imagined by Don Bruno as a natural system presided by moral principles, to a proposal of national capitalism, as stated by Don Fermin. In the novel these options are invalidated and the moral and historical legitimacy of the other alternative, represented by the rebel Rendon Willka, is emphasized. This alternative could be summarized by his collectivist sensibility (in the social sphere), in his adherence to Quechua values (in the cultural sphere), and a cautious modernization (at both levels). Willka's project, however, has some components which are more idealistic than realistic, and contains perhaps an insurmountable failing: it is a project limited to the rural highlands, that distrusts and even rejects participation of the proletariat and calls into question the service of political parties.
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What had been the Empire's most loyal dominion became a dissenter as it opposed efforts the first and second British Labour governments to trust the League's framework of arbitration and collective security agreements.Gerald Chaudron, "The League of Nations and Imperial Dissent: New Zealand and the British Labour Governments, 1924–31", Journal of Imperial & Commonwealth History (March 2011) 39#1 pp 47–71 The governments of the Reform and United parties between 1912 and 1935 followed a "realistic" foreign policy. They made national security a high priority, were sceptical of international institutions, and showed no interest on the questions of self-determination, democracy, and human rights. However the opposition Labour Party was more idealistic and proposed a liberal internationalist outlook on international affairs.D.J. McCraw, "The Zenith of Realism in New Zealand’s Foreign Policy", Australian Journal of Politics & History (2002) 48#3 pp 353–368.
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De Raadt later has had to point out that such more idealistic and less realistic position has instead been misattributed to OpenBSD's more practical approach to make it look unreasonable, and stood on record that OpenBSD's position is much easier to satisfy, yet it nonetheless remained unresolved. OLPC's dedication to "Free and open source" was questioned with their May 15, 2008, announcement that large-scale purchasers would be offered the choice to add an extra cost, special version of the proprietary Windows XP OS developed by Microsoft alongside the regular, free and open Linux-based operating system with the SugarLabs "Sugar OS" GUI. Microsoft developed a modified version of Windows XP and announced in May 2008 that Windows XP would be available for an additional cost of 10 dollars per laptop. James Utzschneider, from Microsoft, said that initially only one operating system could be chosen.
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The Chapel of St Maurus at Beuron, 1868-1871, on which Lenz, Wüger and Steiner worked at the start of the Beuron Art School movement. Although Wüger was of a Calvinist background both he and the more idealistic Lenz moved to the belief that artists should work together in a Catholic community to produce Sacred Art suitable for the devotional and liturgical environment. Around 1866 a plan for an 'Ideal Church' was produced, and in 1868 they met Maurus Wolter, the first abbot of the Benedictine Archabbey of Beuron founded in 1863 under the patronage of Princess Katherina von Hohenzollern. Wolter was already engaged in the revival of Gregorian chant, after the model of Solesmes Abbey,Examples of the Gregorian Chant as performed by the monks of the Abbey of St Martin, Beuron, under the direction of Pater Dr. Maurus Pfaff O.S.B., were recorded by Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft, see a discography here.
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