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...nd Statistics Manual): "Failure to conform to social norms with respect to lawful behaviour, deceitfulness as indicated by repeated lying, use of ... ...e those of the victims. Marge insists, in the face of the most callous and abusive behaviour, that there is something "tender" in Greenleaf Jr. Whe... ...ality, skills, habits, retrospected emotions - in short: all long term imprints and behavioural patterns. The body is not an accidental and insignif... ...e part of our self is thought responsible for our recurrent discernible patterns of behaviour. The phenomenon of posthypnotic suggestion seems to in... ...of duties and obligations. The owner/manufacturer of a product must compensate the consumers should his product harm them in any manner that they w... ... amends if the product failed to meet the reasonable and justified expectations of consumers, based on such warrants and representations. The payme... ...plicability of our theories – and a lot about the real world out there. The owner's behaviour may have been deplorable – but it, definitely, was nat...

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... with others; (2) no evidence of sustained, reproducible, purposeful, or voluntary behavioural responses to visual, auditory, tactile, or noxious s... ...the 1980s, Nokia took over Mobira, Salora, Televa and Luxor of Sweden and became a consumer electronics group - manufacturing televisions and such.... ...and such. Nokia continued with its acquisitions spree and, in 1987, bought the consumer electronics operations and part of the component busine... ... part of the component business of the German Standard Elektrik Lorenz, the French consumer electronics company Oceanic, and the Swiss cable machin... ...icanes, fractals, the breeding patterns of rabbits, the structure of crystals, the behaviour of the stock market, and the shape of the Milky Way. ... ...ade Commission as "any commercial electronic mail message sent, often in bulk, to a consumer without the consumer's prior request or consent." Unsol... ...it of Narcissistic Supply. They know no past or future, are not constrained by any behavioural consistency, 'rules' of conduct or moral considerati...

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...clearly inhibited. It is a mechanism of exception in thought, that will accepted with the complicity of a total sympathetic tolerance. The aesthetic behaviour of the paradoxism characterized by the auto-suspension of the absurdity. In the table of distribution of the specific elements, it is collocated in the category of annihilators and perifractors of the convention ...

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...cepted with the complicity of a total sympathetic tolerance. The aesthetic behaviour of the paradoxism characterized by the auto-suspension of the ab... ... 8 identification of two distinct levels of reality, language, thought or behaviour”. Since the paradox consists in the contradictory simultaneity o... ...tivity, if we can 10 speak of a complicity between the creator and the consumer of art, which latter can then be inhibited by the proposal of an ... ...ever be called aesthetic? If we take the law of intention of the artistic behaviour, formulated by Tudor Vianu, all the means are subordinate intenti... ... by Tudor Vianu, all the means are subordinate intentions of the artistic behaviour, then they may be validated. And it is true that there exists sen... ...the world, a connection between subjectivities. It expresses the unity of behaviour (the author’s) and of a character (of the work). But the peculia...

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...rsonality Disorder An all-pervasive pattern of grandiosity (in fantasy or behaviour), need for admiration or adulation and lack of emp... ...us of others or believes that they feel the same about him or her; • Arrogant, haughty behaviours or attitudes coupled with rage when frustrated, c... ...le, inhabitants of a special world, one parallel to ours but never touching. Outlandish behaviour is the N's hallmark. They can draw other unsuspect... ... They want something from you. When you finally wake up and confront them on their bad behaviour, it's something you do, for yourself. You get it o... ...ing (it turned out) at least one other person that I know of. Extremely rude and cruel behaviour, calculated to cause me extreme pain." "If you wan... ...Web directories and find a therapist directories. ABCs of Internet Therapy Independent consumer guide to therapists and counselours who provide hel... ...er guide to therapists and counselours who provide help over the Internet – compiled by consumers. Consumers' Guide to Online Mental Health Care Gui...

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...t dismay of economists - is merely a branch of psychology. It deals with individual behaviour and with mass behaviour. Many of its practitioners sou... ...fective method of cost/benefit analysis applicable to such time horizons. How are consumer choices influenced by advertising and by pricing? No on... ...is concerned with the dissemination of information. Yet it is also a signal sent to consumers that a certain product is useful and qualitative and t... ...– It must encompass, integrate, and incorporate all the facts known about economic behaviour. b. Coherence – It must be chronological, structured ... ...enomena, both those related to economics and those pertaining to non-economic human behaviour. It must adequately cope with irrationality and cognit... ...mber of assumptions and entities to explain the maximum number of observed economic behaviours. h. Explanatory Powers – It must explain the behavio... ...ing on one's point of view, this is a self- reinforcing virtuous - or vicious cycle. Consumers learn to expect lower prices - i.e., inflationary expe... ... part of the consumption basket underlying the CPI in America as late as 1998. The consumer price index in the USA may be overstated by one percent... ...st thinkers, such as Robert Bork, recommended to revise the law to focus solely on consumer welfare. These - and other insights - were incorporate...

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...e fact that one possesses a certain right - prescribes to others certain obligatory behaviours and proscribes certain acts or omissions. This Janus-... ...y not. One is rarely justified in taking another's life to save one's own. But such behaviour cannot be condemned. Here we have the flip side of the... ...Here we have the flip side of the confusion - understandable and perhaps inevitable behaviour (self defence) is mistaken for a MORAL RIGHT. That mos... ... most V's would kill IP and that we would all sympathize with V and understand its behaviour does not mean that V had a RIGHT to kill IP. V may hav... ...usterity measures is universally unpopular. Employers and employees, producers and consumers - these are all instances of the Principal-Agent Probl... ...OSOPHY OF COMPETITION The aims of competition (anti-trust) laws are to ensure that consumers pay the lowest possible price (=the most efficient pri... ...so tends to have a deflationary effect by reducing the general price level. It pits consumers against producers, producers against other producers (... ...st producers, producers against other producers (in the battle to win the heart of consumers) and even consumers against consumers (for example in ... ...t the national economy. More simply: producers do not waste resources (capital), consumers and businesses pay less for the same goods and service...

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...e fact that one possesses a certain right - prescribes to others certain obligatory behaviours and proscribes certain acts or omissions. This Janus-... ...y not. One is rarely justified in taking another's life to save one's own. But such behaviour cannot be condemned. Here we have the flip side of the... ...Here we have the flip side of the confusion - understandable and perhaps inevitable behaviour (self defence) is mistaken for a MORAL RIGHT. That mos... ... most V's would kill IP and that we would all sympathize with V and understand its behaviour does not mean that V had a RIGHT to kill IP. V may hav... ...usterity measures is universally unpopular. Employers and employees, producers and consumers - these are all instances of the Principal-Agent Probl... ...OSOPHY OF COMPETITION The aims of competition (anti-trust) laws are to ensure that consumers pay the lowest possible price (=the most efficient pri... ...so tends to have a deflationary effect by reducing the general price level. It pits consumers against producers, producers against other producers (... ...st producers, producers against other producers (in the battle to win the heart of consumers) and even consumers against consumers (for example in ... ...t the national economy. More simply: producers do not waste resources (capital), consumers and businesses pay less for the same goods and service...

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...l" if: 1. His conduct rigidly and consistently deviates from the typical, average behaviour of all other people in his culture and society that fi... ... people in his culture and society that fit his profile (whether this conventional behaviour is moral or rational is immaterial), or 2. His judgme... ...rd mental health disorders as perturbations in the proper, statistically "normal", behaviours and manifestations of "healthy" individuals, or as dy... ...y one of many possible connections and chains of events. To designate a pattern of behaviour as a mental health disorder is a value judgment, or at... ...ause mental illness – or the other way around? That psychoactive medication alters behaviour and mood is indisputable. So do illicit and legal drug... ... "customized" to the circumstances of each and every patient (client). The user or consumer is incorporated in the resulting narrative as the main ... ...terial of all practices) uses advertising to transform individuals to subjects (=to consumers). It uses advertising to interpellate them. The advert...

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...signs, experience, physique, or biography, etc. directly to end-users and consumers. This is a return to pre-industrial times when artisans ruled the... ...to whole segments of the industry (e.g., small, or web-based publishers). Consumers - inundated, disappointed and exhausted - will pay a premium for ... ... to centralized, continuously updated, "addressbooks" of clients (stores, consumers, media, etc.). This reduces the time to market and increases eff... ...dels of cultural evolution. Dawkins' "meme" is a cultural element (like a behaviour or an idea) passed from one individual to another and from one ge... ...ldrake added the notion of contagion - "morphic resonance" - which causes behaviour patterns to suddenly emerged in whole populations. Physicists ta... ...tion and process where interested people can market to each other. Ignite consumer networks and then get out of the way and let them talk." T... ...conversion from exposure to a marketing message (even from peers within a consumer network) - to an actual sale is a convoluted, multi-layered, high... ...sells all over the world - but it only buys American. This discriminatory behaviour is partly profit-motivated. It is logistically easier and cheaper... ...ues to incorporate previously independent applications in its browsers - a behaviour which led to the 1999 anti-trust lawsuit against it. The inter...

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...g 890 Passion Pg 900 Innocence Pg 901 Modern Western Society Pg 903 The Consumer Dynamic Pg 915 The Destruction of All Language Pg 916 Cons... ... Pg 1290 Dynamics of Whitewashing Pg 1300 The Sacredness of the Immaculate Consumer Pg 1323 The Immaculate Caste System Pg 1325 The Cunning In... ... of using fire for more than 1 million years: we have become mindless organic consumers with the mindless intelligence level of a voracious all-cons... ...oracious all-consuming fire. If we had not begun using fire: we would not be consumers today, we would not be consuming the entire earth and mindles... ...he sleeping area free of all waste? Was this the beginning of humans living as consumers? Did the habit of consumption come from throwing everything... ...oding out of their volcanic penises. He was angry at these monkeys aping his behaviour. He was angry at the speed which they increased their numb... ...ndings, ignore the people around you, indifference, denial, narrow, obsessive behaviour: all this comes from linear functionality. Linear functional... ...functionality is the rationalized excuse for every imaginable kind of inhuman behaviour. The cop writing an expensive ticket to an unemployed person... ...mples of linear functioning, linear destructive power and linear non-critical behaviour gone rampantly insane. What if there was no linear function...

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...ople who resigned voluntarily or discharged due to misconduct or criminal behaviour. In the USA, unemployment compensation is not available to farm ... ...to make their consumption demands effective. Unemployment then spreads to consumer goods industries. In expansion, the opposite occurs: an increase ... ... which to exert effective demand. Hence business will pick up also in the consumer goods industries. Thus the theory suggests the use of fiscal poli... ...Per capita the rise in productivity is even more impressive. II. Chaotic Behaviour All the Malthusian and Lumping models assume that pension and he... ...t conducive to sustaining good relations between producer or provider and consumer. 10. Moral relativism is the mirror image of rampant individualis... ... COMPETITION The aims of competition (anti-trust) laws are to ensure that consumers pay the lowest possible price (the most efficient price) coupled... ...o have a deflationary effect by reducing the general price level. It pits consumers against producers, producers against other producers (in the bat...

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...n the prices of assets - such as stocks or real estate - as they do changes in the consumer price indices? Are asset bubbles indeed inflationary an... ...ed hitherto. But it still allowed them only very limited entry into commercial and consumer lending and trust services. Thus, these institutions we... ...ditor. Charles Kettering, head of the research division of General Motors described consumeritis thus, just days before the crash: "The key to econo... ...ntuitive finding. Asset inflation - no matter how vertiginous - rarely spills into consumer prices. The recent bubbles in Japan and the USA, for in... ...ks, well into the 1920, was to allocate capital to businesses (directly and through consumer credits and mortgages). Deposit-taking was a core func... ...a NEW game, not as pushing the players to adopt a "Paretto-superior" solution. The behaviour of the players reveals to us their order of preference... ...his example, are not selfish or irrational – and, still, they deteriorate in their behaviour, to utter egotism. A complete set of utility functions... ...their rationality and implicitly (and no less axiomatically) their benefit-seeking behaviour (though this aspect is much more muted). This leads to... ...spect is much more muted). This leads to absolutely outlandish results: irrational behaviour leads to total cooperation, bounded rationality leads ...

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...s, including Finland, young girls of the new, free generation have adopted behaviour patterns of gender equality and seek sexual experiences in the sa... ... must be ever more provoking and stimulating art or entertainment, sold to consumers that are ever more perverted and detached from reality. The same ... ... - national utopias National media lore - national art and entertainment - consumer culture - national heroes and idols - national history C. Postloc... ...changes in popularity of house types, or villagers' increased ownership of consumer goods. The inhabitants of Lampang plains villages belong to the yu... ...ny disadvantages. Children receive bad models from the adverts - in dress, behaviour - and also in music. There is Thai music on television very rarel... ...don't teach their children enough, but allow bad manners and inappropriate behaviour. Also, nobody is arrested or punished for doing an injustice. Rea... ...evelopment do you think will happen in the future? great influence on our behaviour. When I was a soldier, every Wednesday we were shown a very warli... ...have a common occupation, and families live their own lives of workers and consumers. In this village, the advent of education society was felt the st... ...re being internationalized and the ideals of living follow the ideology of consumer society. The house, living room, car, they display the family's p...

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...nations of the two commodities give the same level of satisfaction to the consumer so as the consumer is indifferent to any particular combination. ... ...ce curves approach, the problem of utility maximization for an individual consumer may be expressed as a constrained non-linear programming problem ... ... above problem is formulated with a strict equality constraint i.e. if the consumer is allowed to use up the entire budget on the n commodities, then... ...ire budget on the n commodities, then the utility maximizing condition of consumer’s equilibrium is derived as the following first-order condition: ... ...e classical economic theory that in order to maximize utility, individual consumers necessarily must allocate their budget so as to equalize the rati... ...rican Psychologist 26, 1971: 680-695. Tobin, J. Liquidity preference as behaviour towards risk. Review of Economic Studies 25, 1958: 65-86. v... ...65-86. von Neumann, J. and O. Morgenstern. Theory of Games and Economic Behaviour. Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, U.S.A., 1944. ...

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...ection. In his opinion, the woman was crude and unladylike, comparing her behaviour to that of a Rider. Voicing this only met with Alex's disapprova... ... dweller and grasped her by the arm. Shaun was not going to tolerate her behaviour. "You're off duty Roxanne. Hand over your weapon." Shaun snatched... ...ience as an example of male superiority. Already he'd gathered that such behaviour was frowned upon here and decided it was in his best interest to... ...ric world left its scars and made a man change his way of thinking; their behaviour just didn’t seem natural. Atlas drew his attention, telling him h... ... As she went to take David's hand, he stiffened. Alex saw this as unusual behaviour. Her need to console the newcomer led her to question him. "Do I... ...y displayed commercials of a time when civilisation was materialistic and consumer orientated. Amongst the advertising, beautiful women modelled ski...

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...read into most fields of science. Phase transitions were introduced to explain the behaviour of materials when parameters such as pressure and temp... ...mplex or an Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) ensues. These obsessive-compulsive behaviours are an effort to use lingual representations to consu... ...r acting which is characterized by its rigidity, repetitiveness, compulsiveness and behavioural and mental contraction effects. The constant instabi... ...of anxiety producing content. In dissociation, the internal ties between mental or behavioural systems is not noted (and there is no obscuring or e... ... apart from a classical TM: it will be a probabilistic automaton with catastrophic behaviour or very strong boundary conditions (akin, perhaps, to ... ... "customized" to the circumstances of each and every patient (client). The user or consumer is incorporated in the resulting narrative as the main ...

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... can keep us imprisoned our whole lives and force us to be simply listless consumers of life. ***** 54 CHAPTER XII THE PERSONAL SELF AND T... ...lent example of this with the king and the queen that judge Hamlet’s crazy behaviour and don’t realize that they themselves are assassins. A person... ...nnot devour it gets revenge anyway by becoming destructive. In this oral, consumer society, is there anyone who was not once devoured and does not ...

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... are forbidden to furnish more than a certain quantity of li- quor to each consumer; and simple lying, whenever it may *Adultery was also punished wit... ... its present condition, in order that the number of American producers and consumers may re- main as large as possible. The North is the most natural ... ...also bring three- quarters of the exports of the New World to the European consumer.** The ships [Notes on following page.] 473 Tocqueville of the Un... ...em, they will not only continue to sup- ply the wants of the producers and consumers of their own country, but they will tend more and more to become,... ...ich begin to conceive that taste, at least by imitation; and the number of consumers increases, but opu- lent and fastidious consumers become more sca... ... and utterly overthrown by the mul- titude of evil examples and licentious behaviours in these seminaries. “Sixthly, The whole earth is the Lord’s gar... ... determine the Rules of its Proceedings, punish its Members for disorderly Behaviour, and, with a Concurrence of two-thirds, expel a Member. Each Hous... ...h of the Supreme and inferior Courts, shall hold their Offices during good Behaviour, and shall, at stated 826 Democracy in America Times, receive fo...

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... commissioned me to say, that should this be pleaded as an excuse for your behaviour, he will consent to accept a written apology, to be penned by you... ...quence of the unusual absence of his two friends, which their myste rious behaviour during the whole morning had by no means tended to diminish. It w... ...nce bore testimony to the excellence of the fare, and the appetites of its consumers. ‘Now, about Manor Farm,’ said Mr. Pickwick. ‘How shall we go?’ ‘... ...with the ad mirable regulation of Mr. Pickwick’s mind, his appearance and behaviour on the morning previous to that which had been fixed upon for the... ...lowers, as they coughed slightly, and looked dubiously at each other. This behaviour was not lost upon Mr. Pickwick. He re marked their incredulity. ... ...n tossing her head as if to express her disgust at this very ungentlemanly behaviour of the elements, but keeping a good pace notwithstanding, until a...

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... Scot- 6 Redgauntlet land was ascribed exclusively to family affairs. His behaviour at the bar was decent, firm, and respectful. His wife threw herse... ...ttend to them—a view of the matter infi- nitely more offensive than if his behaviour had been that of uneducated and proper rudeness. While my father ... ..., the manners of the fisherman were those of one to whom the rules of good behaviour might be familiar, but who, ei- ther from pride or misanthropy, s... ...rved, drew decay and death from what afforded savour and sustenance to the consumer of the other moiety.’ He then plunged boldly into the mare mag- nu... ...nts, and having no curiosity whatever about the af- fairs of others. Their behaviour to me in particular, is, at the same time, very kind and very pro... ...hended at any time, had the necessities of the state re- quired, or my own behaviour deserved it. But no English magistrate has been ungenerous enough... ...divitiis juventutem luxuria atque avaritia cum superbili invasere: rapere, consumere; sua parvi pendere, aliena cupere; pudore m, amicitiam, pudicitia...

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...begin to see things in that light himself, and feel a little sorry for his behaviour. I thought if I was to catch some nice little bits of fish, perha... ...ist would understand quite how he felt. She was probably frightened at his behaviour, and yet he failed to see how he could ex- plain it. He decided t... ... quite well what she meant. I knew quite well the dramatic unreality of my behaviour. But I struggled against it in vain. “What do you mean?” I said, ... ...ative into a form that will give it a chance of being read by the ordinary consumer of fiction. My own ideas in the matter are practically identical w... ...h to Mr. Snooks. She had now reached a stage when the minor refinements of behaviour disappear. Her excuse remained uninvented, but she had the subjec... ...n down past a couple of men, who turned back staring in astonishment at my behaviour—they must have recognised my face. And half-way down the slope ca...

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...far as gross increments are change, in his particular method of living and behaviour. Every party stands essentially for the inter- ests and mental us... ...the financial adventurers of the Empire in one vast conspiracy against the consumer. The cant of Imperialism was easy to learn and use; it was speedil... ...ing. They are Realists—Cocksurists—in matter of fact; sentimental- ists in behaviour. The Baileys having got to this glorious stage in mental developm...

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... Made Juan in his harsh intentions pause, And put himself upon his good behaviour: His friend, too, adding a new saving clause, Said, ‘In H... ...ccupied by fame This day; and watching, witching, condescending To the consumers of fish, fowl, and game, And dignity with courtesy so blend...

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...ould be much comforted by hearing what you and Father and Joan think of my behaviour. ‘Meanwhile, there are some very nice people; I dearly love some ... ...eople. But the other section of the school will consist of young men whose behaviour we have watched during the winter in their own homes, whose profe... ...ligion even, is the result in very great measure of the insolent, covetous behaviour exhibited by the great majority of the white people to the Maori.... ...st, and no railroads and no daily posts; and, above all, no visitors, mere consumers of time, mere idlers and producers of idleness. So, without any p... ...ling and talking all day. ‘The actual services were somewhat striking. The behaviour of the people reverent and quiet during the infants’ and children...

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...estroyer of forests shall shake his red crest against them. He, the bright consumer of palaces, Broad waves he his blazing banner, Red, wide and dusky... ...ore them, garlands, which they intended for the same mournful purpose. The behaviour of the maidens was deco- rous, if not marked with deep affliction...

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...to the hu- man agent. Phenomena of this character —especially those whose behaviour is notably formidable or baffling — have to be met in a different... ...ake account of. Such con- sumption may of course be conceived to serve the consumer’s physical wants — his physical comfort — or his so-called higher ... ...he way of dwellings, furniture, bric- a-brac, wardrobe and meals, that the consumers of these things cannot make way with them in the required manner ... ...xuries, in the true sense, is a consumption directed to the comfort of the consumer himself, and is, therefore, a mark of the master. Any such consump... ... attached to their persons a more or less comprehensive group of vicarious consumer in the persons of their wives and chil- dren, their servants, reta... ...or uniform. With the disappearance of servitude, the number of vi- carious consumers attached to any one gentleman tends, on the whole, to decrease. T...

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...ewhere.” Though a certificate carries along with it no testimonial of good behaviour, and certifies nothing but that the person belongs to the parish ... ...nesses stated the price of the choice pieces of the best beef to be to the consumer 4d. and 4½d. the pound; and the coarse pieces in general to be fro... ...rs cannot be much affected by such regulations, though their inter- est as consumers may, by the rise in the price of provisions. It would be quite ot... ...is case be very deeply affected by such regulations, and their interest as consumers very little. The fall in the price of the wool and the hide would... ...hes, house- hold furniture, etc. which have been purchased by their proper consumers, but which are not yet entirely consumed. The whole stock of mere... ...f which all the other three are circulated and distributed to their proper consumers. Secondly, of the stock of provisions which are in the possession... ...ance upon his sham lecture, and to maintain the most decent and respectful behaviour during the whole time of the performance. The discipline of colle... ... freeholds, which they enjoy, not during pleasure, but during life or good behaviour. If they held them by a more precarious tenure, and were liable t...

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...und the same vices among the poorer class of people who ought to be muffin consumers; and this he attributed to the despair engendered by their being ... ...nce, but it at once brought back to him the recollection of the mysterious behaviour of Newman Noggs. ‘Dear me!’ said Nicholas; ‘what an extraordinary... ...the coarse 100 THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF NICHOLAS NICKLEBY and ruffianly behaviour of Squeers even in his best moods, the filthy place, the sights a... ... and com- parison of notes, a great many points of resemblance between the behaviour of Nicholas, and that of the corn-factor, grew so exceedingly con... ...in love with Miss Squeers, and partly by the pre- posterous appearance and behaviour of the two girls. These two causes of merriment, taken together, ... ...s were first invented. The ladies were in the full delight of this altered behaviour on the part of Mr Nickleby , when the expected swain arrived, wit...

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...und the same vices among the poorer class of people who ought to be muffin consumers; and this he attributed to the despair engendered by their being ... ...nce, but it at once brought back to him the recollection of the mysterious behaviour of Newman Noggs. ‘Dear me!’ said Nicholas; ‘what an extraordinary... ...the coarse 100 THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF NICHOLAS NICKLEBY and ruffianly behaviour of Squeers even in his best moods, the filthy place, the sights a... ... and com- parison of notes, a great many points of resemblance between the behaviour of Nicholas, and that of the corn-factor, grew so exceedingly con... ...in love with Miss Squeers, and partly by the pre- posterous appearance and behaviour of the two girls. These two causes of merriment, taken together, ... ...s were first invented. The ladies were in the full delight of this altered behaviour on the part of Mr Nickleby , when the expected swain arrived, wit...

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...ue to the character of the numberless hosts he stands for, is manifestly a consumer of doctor’s drugs. And there you have the symbolism of your countr... ...e was directed to furnish a compendious report of the sayings, doings, and behaviour of the Irish secretary in the evening. ‘If I find him there,’ she... ...f a tipsy costermonger, obedient to go without the gift of expression. Its behaviour is honourable under a discerning heaven, and there is ever someth... ... Mrs. Adister pressed her to have at her heels? That he was! Captain Con’s behaviour grieved her. And it certainly re- vived an ancient accusation aga...

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... consists of things done, which do other things in their turn, just so our behaviour and its fruits are essentially one and continuous and persistent ... ... “give away” his importances. Not to be disconnected, for the tradition of behaviour, he has but to feel that he is not; by his lightest touch the who... ...a vengeance, since it is conduct minutely and publicly attested. Our noted behaviour at large may show for ragged, because it perpetually escapes our ... ... had taken no trouble to indicate it to his fellow citizens, purveyors and consumers, in his own and the circumjacent commonwealths, of comic matter i... ...arlier stages; and, though his assent remained scarce more than tacit, his behaviour, for the hour, so fell into line that for many days he kept postp... ...she might have spoken if she had permitted the truth on the subject of her behaviour to ring out—on the subject of that poor little behaviour which wa...

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...rrespondence in point of quantity and quality between the producer and the consumer. For, we must remember, no dealing arises between two of the same ... ...aised himself to an higher and more secure state of virtue by the contrary behaviour, by steadily follow- ing the moral principle, supposed to be one ...