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Then out will go the difficult legacies of hierarchial government, clan loyalties, arbitrary succession and the adjustment to a money-based, urban-led culture.
The result was not merely a blurring but a confusion, of normal factional loyalties.
With loyalties tied to her father over her husband, this royal wife was both spy and military agent.
Much more use of a narrative framework was needed in order to trace the development of party positions, loyalties and disputes during the war.
What claim can the nation make on the loyalties of people who shuttle across borders for the sake of family, work, liberty, or sheer survival ?
Locally-oriented interests subsequently reappeared, however, through an ideology of community, particularly neighbourhood units which were to guide local loyalties and social control.
Exhibitions were meant to provide cultural symbols that would reaffirm loyalties in the face of other types of expression that might be used for resistance.
If they fail in this, then the citizen's loyalties are at an end, while he endeavours instead to protect himself.
Even more, participants made deliberate reference to their own (purported) political loyalties to strengthen the legitimacy of their actions.
In reality, most of the electoral strength of both parties came from loyalties and anxieties that were tangential to the leaders' concerns.
The 1970s and 1980s witnessed revolts and ethnic conflicts drawing on the strength of rural loyalties and discontent.
The loyalties of negotiators, in contrast, were more particularistic and their priorities focused more on 'helping individuals or workers on the shopfloor'.
A number of factors, including the left-wing factionalism of activists and the old party loyalties of voters, played an important role.
From political, ideological, ethnic or security-induced, violence has become predominantly predatory, with loyalties and alliances essentially based on the search for personal or factional enrichment.
Furthermore, imperial insecurity imposed new claims on his political loyalties, eliciting a qualitative change in his academic judgements.
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loyalty

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absolute loyalty
This biography approaches its subject with reverence and absoluteloyalty.
blind loyalty
Part of the story seems to be historical accident, followed by blindloyalty to institutionalized habits.
divided loyalty
We can understand his dividedloyalty.
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