Unfamiliar politeness

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LONDON Central Africa has lately been attracting some unfamiliar attention.

That is an unfamiliar position for a new US president.

Complaints about crime and unfamiliar customs were often dismissed by liberal elites as racism.

But it is also propelling British politics into a new and unfamiliar decentralized political system.

In this way, the threat that the strange and unfamiliar object poses is being erased.

So, for those of you unfamiliar, Twitter is based around a very simple, seemingly trivial concept.

Experiments have shown that when presented with a mixture of familiar and unfamiliar faces, people with prosopagnosia may be unable to successfully identify the people in the pictures, or even make a simple familiarity judgement ( this person seems familiar unfamiliar ).

Sadly, this kind of news is not unfamiliar in Mexico, especially after the two San Fernando massacres.

In addition, the recosting method used by the secretariat was unfamiliar to most members and required explanation.

At that time, wide exports began to countries unfamiliar with Lomonosov wares, particularly the United States and Japan.

Courts may be unwilling to approve strong sanctions when they are unfamiliar with competition policy or competition cases.

If you re unfamiliar with AiB, it is an on the ground news gathering service, built up with native Iraqi journalists.

Crony businesses from the US and Europe, which are utterly unfamiliar with local conditions, squander time, aid funds, and opportunities.

The Toyota Cup, with its new format, was received with scepticism, as the sport was unfamiliar in the Far East.

Although the technologies and situations that brain machine interfacing devices present might seem new and unfamiliar, they pose few new ethical challenges.

Outside the boundaries of the microcosm lie foreign realms that, because they are unfamiliar or not ordered, represent chaos, death or night.

Yet when he decided to diversify and focus on India, many criticized him as being reckless, because India was so unfamiliar to Japanese companies.

Their citizens do not have experience with competition law and policy they may be unfamiliar with the benefits that competitive markets provide for them.

By contrast, digital maps can be modified instantly, keeping locals apprised of developments in their area and helping visitors to feel like natives in unfamiliar places.

A year ago, Ukrainians dared to risk the unfamiliar territory over the hill, and found democracy and the promise of a more open and honest economy.

This summer in Guinea, for example, citizens frustration with widespread poverty and weak institutions, memories of ethnic persecution, and distrust of unfamiliar democratic processes fueled violent protests.

Unlike the gas stove, the electrical stove was slow to catch on, partly due to the unfamiliar technology, and the need for cities and towns to be electrified.

And if people are migrating into urban, unfamiliar, concrete environments, they can also be helped in anticipation with social supporters ready and waiting for them based on SMS knowledge.

While political assassination is not unfamiliar Pakistan s first prime minister was killed in the same park where Bhutto was murdered it is imperative that the culprits be apprehended and tried.

In the early 20th century, Henry Norris Russell proposed that rather than being a new element, the line at 500.7 nm was due to a familiar element in unfamiliar conditions.

The majority of Persians are unfamiliar with, and even hostile towards, problems faced by minorities in Iran, and Persian speaking intellectuals have failed to promote a culture of tolerance and respect.

But the experiment was abandoned within a month people have grown so accustomed to the convenience of copying messages to multiple recipients that walking to their desks is now an unfamiliar idea.

I want to put people in a contemplative frame of mind, where they're prepared to be a little bit lost, to explore, to see the unfamiliar in the familiar, or to try the unknown.

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An Egyptian precedent would bring awareness and sobriety to an entire generation of lenders that is not accustomed to considering this type of risk, and that may even be unfamiliar with the doctrine of odious debt.

After all, while decades of bilateral dialogue have given the United States and Russia a good sense of each other s strategic perspectives including the issues on which they disagree China s perception of strategic stability is unfamiliar.

Mr. Estrella Faria (Secretariat) explained that the abbreviation had been included so that readers would immediately make the connection between the term electronic data interchange , which might be unfamiliar, and its more commonly used abbreviation, EDI .

Which isn't a bad definition of what our job is, to help people appreciate what is unfamiliar, but also to gain a greater appreciation, and place a far higher value on those things which are already existing.

This tactic to forgive one s enemies, while punishing them via their relatives was a favorite of Stalin s. The enemy would quickly come to his or her senses, and the public, unfamiliar with those imprisoned, would quickly lose interest.

And the second implication is that the world will inevitably, as a consequence, become increasingly unfamiliar to us, because it'll be shaped by cultures and experiences and histories that we are not really familiar with, or conversant with.

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