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During his long spell at Bayern, Ribéry was also known for his fruitful partnership with fellow winger Arjen Robben—together they were affectionately referred to by the nickname Robbery.

The pieces have been given the affectionate nickname of "St.

Daphne was a notorious flirt who greeted her objects of affection with a throaty "Hello Doll".

But Kyle’s jerk-like tendencies may be rooted in something deeper - a genuine affection for Amelia, who reluctantly gets past Kyle’s tough exterior, and even agrees to be his “date” to their first school dance.

Uncle Ned affectionately calls Mandie his Papoose.

Over the course of the series, Ai attempts to win and keep Sô's affections, as well as friends both female and male.

Fin is very affectionate towards children, having been a regular at Canuck Place, a hospice in Vancouver for terminally ill children run by the team.

As he wades through a "world gone berserk" of flesh and blood, he seeks the affection of the only thing he sees as normal — a mysterious girl named Saya, whom he falls madly in love with.

The couple is not allowed to be physically affectionate or hold hands, or spend time alone together.

He shows some signs of affection towards Mandie, and is appears jealous of her friend Joe Woodard.

The next day, Jamie speaks with Darla about the night before, while Chris goes to Clark's dental office for advice, her fear that Chris' lack of affection means that he doesn't like her.

Bogdan is also a prolific [racing|harness] racer, and horses and affection for them are common themes in Bogdan's songs.

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Similarly, Hägerström regarded all value judgements as mere emotional expressions using the form of judgements without being judgments in the proper sense of the word.

The rant contained "blunt and emotional comments critical of feminism, homosexual behavior, and 'sensitive emasculated' men", and called for "real men" to rise up in the spirit of Scottish warrior William Wallace as depicted in the film Braveheart.

The oeuvre of Aleksa Šantić, widely accessible yet acutely personal, is a blend of fine-tuned emotional sensibility and clear-eyed historical awareness, steeped in the specifics of local culture.

Grieving from this, the greatest emotional blow of their lives, the parents traveled with sympathetic friends to Jamaica for four months, then to a retreat in Vermont.

Believing as he did in the process of creating, Malpass also left a body of sculptural works that cannot be categorized as spheres nor chicken men, yet were created with the same exquisite technique and emotional content that Malpass employed in creating all of his artwork.

The Educational Support Unit (ESU) based in the College offers academic, social, emotional and behavioral support to all College pupils.

He argued that people could be disturbed (alienated) by emotional states and social conditions, without necessarily having lost (become alienated from) their reason, as had generally been assumed.

It can also be understood in terms of attachment, the social and emotional process of bonding between child and caregiver.

" The degree of alienation has been positively correlated with decreased emotional functioning in the parent who feels a loss of identity and stigma.

Indeed, emotional alienation is said to be a common way of life for many, whether it is experienced as overwhelming, or is not admitted to in the midst of a socioeconomic race, or contributes to seemingly unrelated problems.

The range of topics includes perception, attention, memory, language, problem solving, reasoning, and decision-making; emotional processes, motivation, reward prediction, and affective states; and individual differences in relevant domains, including personality.