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However, if she became difficult he might have to kill her, and he had an aversion to that.

Now I searched my heart, trying to determine whether my aversion to going was rooted in conviction or cowardice.

Gasol is limited by his frame, which looks like an aversion to contact on the big-screen.

Wenzhou was one of the first cities to develop methods to work around the financial sector's aversion to private enterprise.

The general had an aversion to occupying buildings and usually kept a command post in tents out in open.

Yasuo Fukuda, whose father was also prime minister, had a strong aversion to politicians and worked for an oil company for 17 years.

As lads they had an aversion to each other, and Heathcliff would hate just as much to hear him praised: it's human nature.

"It was quick and crazy, " laughs Spader, who jokingly calls his own aversion to technology "some sort of deficiency" .

He imbued Mrs. Dogood with that spirited aversion to tyranny that he would help to make part of the American character.

Her aversion to alcohol consumption caused her to shun all social gatherings where such beverages would be served.

I've always had an aversion to looking sexy, but I've grown out of it.

Of course! ' replied the uncle, with a hardly suppressed grimace, resulting from his deep aversion to both the proposed visitors.

Edwards hid his smile. His own aversion to aliens was well known; there was ittle likelihood that he would be selected.

As for their aversion to voicemail, the Spanish consider it rude to leave a call unanswered, even if it is inconvenient.

"Dogs show a strong aversion to inequity, " she said.

The aversion to choreography helps to explain why the singer-songwriter has abruptly changed style for her fourth album, Mi Plan.

He took an immediate aversion to his new boss.

He happened to be giving a radio interview at the time, in which he stressed his personal commitment to charity and aversion to violence.

They are less creative when they perceive political infighting, internal competition or an aversion to new ideas or to risk taking.

Western finance will be increasingly dominated by a few huge universal banks, with a new aversion to risk.

When the wind invades into the body, it can cause sweating, headache, heavy body and aversion to cold.

The Republican majority had been holding him up; they seemed to have an aversion to many of my non-Caucasian nominees.

Adversity had deepened her sympathy for the poor and needy as well as her aversion to the heartless rich.

During the days we'd had to spend cooped up together in Phoenix, I'd thought he'd gotten over his aversion to me.

As the debate over the currency heated up, China's powerful aversion to foreign pressure was on full display.

Develop an aversion to mandated time lines: Sometimes, estimates are requested where there's a right answer and a wrong answer.

The first reflects an aversion to negotiating with societies that do not share our values and general outlook.

Environmental sensitivity is now as required an attitude in polite society as is, say, belief in democracy or aversion to nylon.

Environmental sensitivity is now as required an attitude in polite society, as is belief in democracy or aversion to nylon.

Cortisol is likely to rise in a market crash and, by increasing risk aversion, to exaggerate the market's downward movement.

there are too many examples of psychological quirks (such as an aversion to recognising losses) for that to be the case.

That aversion to other financial assets is now diminishing as Beijing opens new mechanisms for capital to exit the country.

Painters who make such an objection are either not noticing the wealth of colors, or simply revealing their aversion to green.

At home, companies face a slowing economy, a cultural aversion to takeovers and an ageing and declining population.

It was another indication of a rising tide of personal aversion to Mr Berlusconi.

And the aversion to tech was further diluted by the purchase last quarter of a small stake in Intel.

To cater for the aversion to red meat, and a new-found need for omega-3 fatty acids, fish dishes are on every menu, even in steak houses.

Despite Sen. McCain's admitted aversion to technology, there is no research that shows older people are less willing to take up new ideas.

Through the size of the credit risk aversion to choose countermeasures, credit risk.

If Mr Berlusconi's heterogeneous package has a distinguishing characteristic, it is an aversion to confronting vested interests.

Her aversion to the wrong formed so distinctive a feature of her mind.

Me - the new kid with butterflies in her tummy and (still) a violent aversion to math tests. . .

"Damn hypocrites! " Aversion to Dizhou man, "Go away, do not do that to my ghost-like. "

With my aversion to this cat, however, its partiality for myself seemed to increase.

It reminds readers of its aversion to open government.

So an aversion to bitter may have helped our ancestors survive. Problem is, plenty of healthful foods are bitter, too.

In the meantime, though, Citigroup strategists said they expect risk aversion to continue to hold sway in markets.

Cold pathogens invade the exterior and bind up the defense qi, leading to exterior syndrome, which is characterized by aversion to cold.

Chinese medicine treatment of acute pharyngitis: aversion to cold, heavy, light fever, no sweat, floating pulse are available MHT orally.

Throughout his life, Franklin would be willing to compromise on many matters but not on his aversion to tyranny.

For the time being we see risk aversion to guide currency pricing as volumes decline ahead of Easter holiday and earning's season.

He often talks the others' shortcoming behind the others' back, this makes me have a strong aversion to him.

And despite Germany's understandable aversion to inflation, she has to appreciate that the danger of collapse is now a much bigger threat.

Europe's relative weakness has produced an aversion to force as a tool of international relations.

If I have enough money, I would lead my pet aversion to the best mental hospital.

The biggest unknown is how far America will overcome its aversion to arrangements that, as some argue, compromise its sovereignty.

This suggests that the patient with fever has a aversion to heat but not to cold, which pertains to interior heat syndrome.

Washington's intellectual life has been supercharged during the Bush years, despite the Decider's aversion to ideas.

A strong aversion to uncertainty .

It may also signal their aversion to risk taking in these uncertain economic times.

Janey: No way. It's perfect. I don't like the spicy kind and I have an aversion to wearing the powdery kind.

Italy's state- controlled channels soon dropped their previous aversion to exposed flesh in the battle for ratings .

Quite why we have such an aversion to annuities is not clear.

Participants in the Mojave Experiment were selected based on an obviously irrational aversion to Vista.

Many Muslim scholars consider statues to be idolatrous, and other AK officials have not disguised their aversion to them.

Worldwide, HNWIs displayed a strong aversion to risk in 2002.

It's possible that aversion to red evolved more than once across primate species, including humans.

And despite the stereotypical male aversion to shopping, they may benefit even more than women.

Contrary to conventional thinking, the Chinese have no aversion to consuming.

We expect it to remain under pressure when investors' aversion to risk increases.

Apple's aversion to big mergers or acquisitions also liberates senior managers from this most tedious, and often disastrous, path to growth.

And Americans' aversion to close contact is even spreading to rail cars and buses with TWO-abreast seating.

Indeed, the majority of online users have an understandable aversion to strong, but hard-to-remember, passwords.

Rather than dancing to the tune of the world's leaders, forex markets suffered a new wave of aversion to risk.

An aversion to competition helps to explain why monopolies continue to dominate the economy.

Both the Turkish General Staff and Egypt's present-day officers have an aversion to politics and the day-to-day running of their countries.

We start to feel an aversion to outside forms of socializing.

Eventually, you get in touch with feeling afraid that you might not do the task perfectly, so you are having an aversion to getting started.

An aversion to positive discrimination is widespread in the party.

The media fuels and foments the public angst and aversion to women's single status.

As renunciation becomes full, the reproach [i. e. aversion to worldly life] becomes full.

But Mrs Merkel is also using Germans' nuclear fears to smash their aversion to new infrastructure.

One factor behind China's conflicting agricultural standards is the Chinese government's aversion to heavy reliance on food imports.

Its sell-off, we now can see, reflected a rise in aversion to risk that had its roots elsewhere.

There's an aversion to word problems, which describes 99 percent of my students.

Symptoms include aversion to cold, fever, headache and body pain.

Taiyang disease is characterized by floating pulse, headache, stiff neck, and aversion to cold.

Eventually a deep psychic aversion to the work develops, and they find themselves mired in deep procrastination.

You'll be my sister officially in ten short hours. . . it's about time to get over this aversion to new clothes.

The market's aversion to banking risk is perhaps indiscriminate.

But they lack of significant effect on aversion to cold, fatigue, phlegm thinning caused by yang-deficiency in lung.

So an aversion to bitter may have helped our ancestors survive.

Aversion to Gay or homosexual people or their lifestyle or culture.

have a strong aversion to (something).

And Americans' aversion to close contact is even spreading to rail cars and buses with 2-abreast seating.

Staying put shows an aversion to risk and either a lack of imagination or a lack of opportunity.

Most people have an aversion to risk, my college economics professor told me.

Perelman's aversion to public spectacle and to riches is mystifying to many.

Learned how to speak with a forked tongue and learn their own aversion to those.

Most people have an aversion to talking about anything associated with death.

America's aversion to taxes means that a carbon tax is not regarded as a serious option.

The Japanese can hardly be accused of aversion to long hours.

It is also quite possible that the panic of 2008 pushed risk aversion to high levels, and asset prices to low levels.

He has always had an aversion to publicity.

First, his personal aversion to reform.

First, we have an aversion to needlessly expending energy.

No wonder he takes aversion to every newcomer.

Most condemn such excesses and have, in the past, generally professed an aversion to politics.

The results help to explain why some people have a natural aversion to these veggies.

If people knew what they would get for their money, their aversion to new taxes might lessen.

A tax is unlikely because of America's aversion to that three-letter word.

The aversion to spending is also deep-rooted.

In many cases, they have a general aversion to the idea of elaborate theology.

Formed an aversion to crowds.

Girls generally have an aversion to snakes.

And how is the aversion to explain?

You have to get over your aversion to fashion.

has an aversion to pets.

Wages and the aversion to doing difficult work in the dirt are too high here.

l have a particular aversion to fish smell.

China's 1. 3bn consumers have a cultural aversion to revolving credit, as well as $2, 000bn in personal savings to fund purchases.

But there is an aversion to some small businesses too.

I have to warn you, Miss, I have a serious aversion to dairy products.

For example, the insufficiency of yang-qi may impair the warming action of qi, causing an aversion to cold, cold limbs.

For example, many generations had a moral aversion to debt.

There are some hints that the aversion to U. S. stocks may be fading.

The problem is that we need to get uncomfortable to adapt and many of us have an aversion to discomfort.

Humans have a natural aversion to those who are ill.

Men's aversion to food smells extends to that citrusy body wash or shampoo you use every day.

If a hardline anti-grooming feminist such as me has an aversion to excess hair, how many women are really going to embrace it?

Have you developed an aversion to babies?

I have a particular aversion to noise.

However, if you have an aversion to ac kernels, the stock 2. 4. 4 will do just fine.

It is this rapid rise in aversion to illiquid risk that explains a large part of the anaemic recovery in the US.

MAKE WAY! MAKE WAY! Painting is an Aversion to All that Glitters, Galerie Urs Meile, Beijing-Lucerne, Lucerne, Switzerland;

Some conclude there is almost a cultural aversion to entrepreneurship in Japan.

Foreigners who move to Norway often remark on the society's aversion to confrontation.

Refinement stresses aversion to coarseness and implies a delicacy of feeling associated with fastidiousness:

The prime minister's aversion to tough decisions risks prolonging the slump

An aversion to having daughters is leading to millions of missing girls

Fever without chilliness but aversion to heat

Dogs show no aversion to poor families;

aversion to cold and aversion to heat

Fever with aversion to wind

have an aversion to politics