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1. In the absence of strong biological linkages, reciprocal roles provide the mechanism for coordinating human behaviour.
2. In the absence of reciprocal roles, biological linkages proved the mechanism for coordinating human behaviour.
3. Human behaviour is independent of biological linkages and reciprocal roles.
4. Human behaviour depends on biological linkages and reciprocal roles.
5. Reciprocal roles determine normative human behaviour in society.
Reciprocal roles determine normative human behaviour in society.
1. The role of mother would have been defined through her reciprocal relationship with her children.
2. We would not have been offended by the father playing his role 'tongue in cheek'.
3. Women would have adopted and fostered children rather than giving birth to them.
4. Even if warlords were physically weaker than their followers, they would still dominate them.
5. Waiter would have stronger motivation to serve their customers.
We would not have been offended by the father playing his role 'tongue in cheek'.
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1. More generally, data concerning the identities and relationships of the characters in the story are required if one is to understand role structure and social networks in which process is embedded.
2. Personification of a whole organization abstracts away from the particular actors and from traditional notions of level of analysis.
3. The personification of a whole organization is important because stories differ depending on who is enacting various events.
4. Every story is told from a particular point of view, with a particular narrative voice, which is not regarded as part of the deep structure.
5. The personification of a whole organization is a textual device we use to make macro-level theories more comprehensible.
The personification of a whole organization is a textual device we use to make macro-level theories more comprehensible.
1. Yet, despite these technical development, photographs still remain powerful because they are reminders of the people and things we care about.
2. Images, after all are surrogates carried into battle by a soldier or by a traveller on holiday.
3. Photographs, be they digital or traditional, exist to remind us of the absent, the beloved, and the dead.
4. In the new era of the digital image, the image also have a greater potential for fostering falsehood and trickery, perpetuating fictions that seem so real we cannot tell the difference.
5. Anyway, human nature being what it is, little time has passed after photograph's invention became means of living life through images.
Photographs, be they digital or traditional, exist to remind us of the absent, the beloved, and the dead.
1. But there was also the view, which again would appear on no inventory.
2. No inventory would ever include those, of course.
3. She had an intelligent secretary too.
4. She was a good detective and a good woman.
5. what she lacked in possessions was more than made up by a natural shrewdness.
No inventory would ever include those, of course.
1. Isolated islands may evolve differently and this difference is of interest to us.
2. Isolated islands increase the number of observations available to historians.
3. Isolated islands, differing. in their endowments and size may evolve differently and this difference can be attributed to their endowments and size.
4. Isolated islands, differing in their endowments and size, provide a good comparison to large islands such as Eurasia, Africa, Americas and Australia.
5. Isolated islands, in so far as they are inhabited, arouse curiosity about how human beings evolved there.
Isolated islands, differing. in their endowments and size may evolve differently and this difference can be attributed to their endowments and size.