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The knowledge that the participants' cherished others needed love, assistance, support, and nurture generated anguish for the participants as they thought about leaving them.
Furthermore, certain individuals would have reason to privilege one sense ; painters and carpenters might have cherished their sense of sight, musicians would have feared losing their sense of hearing.
They were weary lest the requirement to seek ordination and pursue the study of theology would bridle their ability to devote themselves to their cherished secular studies.
Earlier, on pages 136-137, he had discussed the use of ' discrediting mechanisms ' by those who do want to neuter the impact of diversity and disagreement on their cherished beliefs.
To give a proper account of scholars' economy of intimacy, one would have to take into account their relations with male friends, close students, and cherished books.
As constrained budgets have sagged under the weight of rising medical costs, leaders have found themselves spurred to action, despite the potent risks of threatening established stakeholders or cherished benefits.
Even in foreign policy, that cherished prerogative of kings, he relied heavily on his advisers, although here too his final decisions were not to be challenged.
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