In a patronage system, they can logically be expected to make the most of connections to externalise costs to society-- especially environmental costs such as resource depletion or environmental damage.
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For example, this classification in infancy has been found associated with school-age externalising problem behavior, indices of dissociation in adolescence and development of post-traumatic stress symptoms following trauma exposure.
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Managers need to think long and hard about what jobs they want to " externalise " and be realistic about the impact of uncommitted employees on the long-term profitability of the company.
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Bourdieu's work attempts to reconcile structure and agency, as external structures are internalised into the habitus while the actions of the agent externalise interactions between actors into the social relationships in the field.
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Under capitalism pollution is often a product of externalising costs-that is a transfer of a pollutant from the property of the owner to a public river transfers the cost from the capitalist to society at large.
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Rudziak commented that during the sittings for the portrait, he began to understand that Westwood's tattoos and costume were not simply an attention seeking display but a way of externalising his deep passion for Portsmouth FC and reflecting his inner self.
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The result is to leave Godfrey as a rather bland, externalised figure-though argualy one who serves the book's purposes as villain rather better than did the more flamboyant Count Fosco in " The Woman in White ".
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These nuggets show that horror-writing, far from being mere escapism, is peculiarly suited to demonstrating hot-house themes of class envy, greed and corruption because they can be so luridly externalised, that is, made literally flesh and blood.
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By objectifying and partially externalising a Subject's basic experiences of the world as'sense-data', positing their necessity for perception and higher order thinking and installing them permanently between the perceiving Subject and the'real world', sense-data theories tend towards Solipsism.
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Hence the hunt is successful and Fridolin becomes the first ethnomusicologist to document the distinctive sound of the ancient instrument . " Dance Hunter " is a musical tale about the echo of history led up to the present, told and externalised through Patricelli's solid, decomposed and conceptualised interpretation of music theatre.
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