My son places a high premium on loyalty to family and friends, and he has been raised to walk his talk. |
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To prove loyalty to the cause, abducted children are often forced to kill family members or each other. |
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Which is why those most deserving of reciprocal loyalty are treated with the greatest disdain. |
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I think it is a marvelous idea and they have my loyalty for making good on promises so far. |
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He also said he wanted to publicly thank all the staff and valued customers for their loyalty and support over the years. |
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The course stresses loyalty and dependability as well as safety procedures and the use of personal protective equipment. |
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Prisons, for all their horrors, were about loyalty to the cause, about honour, about glory. |
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He died as a tyrant should, surrounded by people professing their love and loyalty and all wishing him dead. |
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Cub fans are everywhere, proudly proclaiming their loyalty to what outsiders perceive as a lost cause. |
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Not all public gestures of affection and loyalty need to be quite so extravagant. |
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Quiet and gentle, she had a strong faith throughout her life and had a great loyalty to the church and the priesthood. |
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Indeed, it shows her decency and loyalty to colleagues that she did not publicly blame her junior for the error. |
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They said the Party didn't show loyalty to two Upper House MPs who were dumped in recent preselections. |
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This can result in major damage for your website from loss of consumer loyalty and trust to deactivation of your e-mail privileges. |
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In case you've ever wondered, data mining is the real reason behind supermarket loyalty programs. |
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If there is such a collective acceptance of holes and gaps in the theory of evolution then why is there such loyalty to only the one idea. |
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A herdsman, tough and uneducated, he rose high in the army and became praetorian prefect of Diocletian, to whom his loyalty was unswerving. |
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You can use your customer loyalty to power your special moves that will hopefully result in victory. |
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It is being replaced by trust which is bought and sold and loyalty which is expected and demanded for a mess of pottage. |
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None of these things guarantee loyalty in the face of cut-rate competition, though. |
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And in Congress politics, fulsome flattery and obsequious loyalty play a vital role. |
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They were the fellow travellers who prided themselves on their cultural cultivation and their disdain for the brutish loyalty of party members. |
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He recalls demonstrating his loyalty to the United States by putting on his Cub Scout uniform and saluting the armed soldiers. |
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We know we are capable of love, loyalty and friendship, however much we fall short of our own standards. |
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The problem of loyalty was reflected in the ceremonial developments of the act of commendation in which a freeman became a vassal. |
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Arsenal supporters can see no greater loyalty than that of Thierry Henry, but it's nothing to do with Frenchness or Englishness. |
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As long as the mayor can maintain the loyalty of ten or more councilmen, his agenda can safely sail through the lawmaking process. |
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It is also a useful barometer of the loyalty and pliability of Labour and Lib Dem back-benchers. |
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As a pledge of his loyalty to them Jaffeir places Belvidera in the charge of their leader, Renault, but without explaining the reason. |
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Once, pension plans were intended to induce loyalty and long service in workers. |
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Maya's conflict of interest between her ideals and her loyalty to her father's magazine fuels a smart episode with a nifty double-reverse plot. |
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All I will say is that he was a leader who inspired love and loyalty and keep us fighting, 18 hours a day, over five weeks to victory. |
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It inspires feelings of affection and loyalty and such feelings are to be valued, not carelessly disregarded. |
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Witney is a town that, whilst undergoing change that at times can be traumatic, inspires affection and loyalty in its residents. |
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He is a figurehead, the hard-drinking leader who gives the gang what they want in exchange for loyalty and service. |
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Shackled by loyalty to his comrades he really doesn't give a fig for the big picture. |
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It is a region known for fierce loyalty to hundreds of local sports teams, and local rivalry is considered a virtue. |
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She loved him, even though he was incapable of loyalty and fidelity and yet what choice did she have but to love him? |
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Of the four, he is the most faithful to the values they share, but it's his very loyalty and fidelity that ultimately doom him. |
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The various obligations of a fiduciary merely reflect different aspects of his core duties of loyalty and fidelity. |
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First, there is an implied term that the employee will serve the employer with loyalty and fidelity. |
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In early modern history, patriotism was inextricably bound up with loyalty to a sovereign. |
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They do at least imply a stable society in which marriage is indissoluble and family loyalty taken for granted. |
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Throughout his working life, he brought qualities of loyalty and commitment to his profession. |
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Of all the bonds of feudalism, the greatest and the most important bond was the one of fealty, of loyalty to one's lord. |
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He said winning the customer's favour and loyalty by satisfying their wants, is the need of the hour. |
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Indeed, if Monica has a fault, it's an excessively trusting nature, a habit of putting loyalty before sense. |
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Certainly, denim is a fabric that is rich in history and it enjoys great loyalty among fashionistas and truck drivers alike. |
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Those range from digital newsletters to online forums to contests to relevant activities encouraging customer loyalty and participation. |
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Brand loyalty is a key to success and your efforts in personalizing your club will give you a unique advantage in growing your membership. |
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One is left doubting where the artist's loyalty lies, suspecting that this is the work of an illusionist rather than a true magician. |
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Such sacrifice, bravery, and dedication to our patients reflects their enduring loyalty to the Hippocratic Oath. |
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The loyalty scheme would reward only online customers for their patronage, persuading those who don't buy online to test the water. |
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But there are questions about the loyalty and integrity of this intelligence service that, after all, does not have clean hands. |
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But don't you see, my poor darling, that loyalty is a silly virtue in the pass we are in? |
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Many Highland chiefs and clansmen, who did battle for the Stuart cause, paid for their loyalty with life and property. |
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His hot-blooded style inspired fierce loyalty in his friends, and also earned him not a few enemies. |
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In the bizarre world of conservative television pundits and talk radio hosts, loyalty means supporting the wars they support. |
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Thus for many readers the claims of loyalty in general and promise-keeping in particular are exemplified supremely in their marriage-vows. |
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Henry II came to Ireland in order to secure the feudal loyalty of the Normans, and many Irish chieftains. |
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Well, the joint chiefs of staff are senior officers who have to be loyal to the president, whether the president deserves their loyalty or not. |
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The way he pacified the country was to marry into different families and thereby gain the loyalty of those tribes. |
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There is a loyalty among Chicagoans that is hard to duplicate anywhere else. |
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From stories he told me about her he owes much of his success to her loyalty and insight. |
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It is also a potentially valuable business with a very strong brand, a good market image and which commands strong loyalty among its customers. |
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One was a loyalist, though his loyalty had been stretched over the past few days. |
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His loyalty to the surviving members of his old stock company is typical of his essential warm-heartedness. |
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Omnichannel selling presents many challenges, but also huge opportunities for loyalty marketers who embrace the trend. |
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Rather, he manoeuvred and tried to reconcile his loyalty towards Putin with his support for the oligarchs. |
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It is this sheep-like loyalty that has turned many a hard-nosed businessman into a servile crony. |
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So don't neglect current members who have displayed loyalty to your club for newcomers who have yet to prove their staying power. |
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Such loyalty and his hands-off management style might have worked in a privately owned business. |
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But the Democrats' loyalty to the principle of stare decisis is highly selective. |
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Why are there no discount loyalty cards offered by salons generally, given that many women spend substantial amounts on haircare? |
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By 1902, under the leadership of Heinrich Cla, the Pan-Germans shifted their loyalty from the Kaiser to the volk. |
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Their non-materialistic tradition emphasizes loyalty and respect for women and children, the elderly, disabled and all living creatures. |
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How can the parties expect voter loyalty if they consistently assume voters are just venal and self interested? |
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She's quick to loyalty and easily bruised and she understands me better than anyone else in this country. |
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Shaw's staff thought the world of him, and their loyalty was repaid in spades. |
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However this loyalty ought not be solely to Christ and there must exist also charity towards our fellow brethren. |
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In the feudal relationship, a vassal owed loyalty and service to a lord according to the terms of their personal agreement. |
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I think if you expect loyalty from a television network after it goes south you're sadly mistaken. |
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They saw themselves as well-born and bred men who out of loyalty and conscience had chosen to defend their king. |
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A charismatic leader, he inspired his troops, Frenchmen and foreigners, with fierce loyalty and devotion. |
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They are based on loyalty to friends, distrust of authority, a history that is largely unwritten and a rigorous sense of fair play. |
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We give thanks for her example of faithful duty and unwearied service, and for the loyalty and love which she inspired. |
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The mayor picked him over career police executives for his unwavering political loyalty and subservience. |
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They persist, their lives untransformed by love or loyalty or the fleeting courage they have to muster. |
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Communal disharmony, not spiritual harmony, might seem more desirable to secure the unthinking loyalty of the faithful. |
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Whether you agree with him or not, his motives for acting are clearly not unthinking loyalty to the US or sycophancy to a superpower. |
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It enjoys the unswerving loyalty of natives and the unstinted praise of visitors. |
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European skipper Bernhard Langer, armed with the unquestioning loyalty of his players, proved to be a great leader of men. |
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As a director, he carefully chooses those that work with him, and seeks an atmosphere of mutual loyalty and respect. |
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An inveterate avant-gardiste, he rightly had no sense of loyalty to the nonsense of his youth, but it was still nice to feel unforgotten. |
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And despite some emerging differences between he and Prince Charles in the personality department, his loyalty to his father remains unfaltering. |
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Scandal coverage may have made undiluted loyalty more difficult, but the press is generally enthusiastic. |
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Its new Smart Card can be used for multibuys, wash clubs and loyalty promotions. |
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There is a word that covers uncritical support, non-negotiable loyalty and blind faith. |
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In choosing duty to the party over loyalty to his conscience, he has only succeeded in corking and blunting his own pen. |
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Be sure that these queries and objections are answered and understood so as to draw out loyalty and trust. |
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She meant that as her last loyalty she would kill my daughter while I took my own life. |
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The means used was to patronize local rulers, draw them into relations of personal loyalty to the Emperor, and encourage their sinicization. |
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You'll get hit by punitive redemption fees if you cash in too early, and you'll pass up hefty loyalty and completion bonuses. |
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Mole is a creature of great loyalty and peace, satisfied to live a quiet and simple life. |
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Too often in Washington, people mistakenly think that loyalty to an individual officeholder should override loyalty to basic ideals. |
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While this misplaced loyalty may be admirable, it's a big financial mistake. |
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The critical venom is almost enough to stir misplaced feelings of cultural loyalty and ties of kinship in even the hardest black heart. |
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Many midlevel managers' priorities are misplaced, and loyalty to one's agency too often has primacy. |
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The loyalty is often called tribal, and it's true that it's one of the ways we define who we are and where we come from. |
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Day after day thousands of people die of confessing their loyalty to the Tokugawa shogunate. |
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But the plot miscarries, and finally Celia's virtue and loyalty prevail on the king to surrender her to his son. |
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The dedication, loyalty and sheer hard work of staff means the school will go from strength to strength. |
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Patrons remained in the superior social position, even if they failed to reciprocate their clients' public bestowals of loyalty and honor. |
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His success at a military level all but guaranteed the loyalty of his soldiers. |
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Still, she just couldn't shake the feeling that her loyalty will soon be tested to its limits. |
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The very time you should stick by your beleaguered spouse is when your loyalty can serve and support him. |
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The first two were pride of government servants, for their unflinching loyalty to their profession. |
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Born in London, he distinguished himself by loyalty in politics and toleration in religion. |
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Uphold your vows strictly, be they marriage, monasticism, nonaddiction, tithing, loyalty to a lineage, vegetarianism or nonsmoking. |
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In 1640, he inherited an army made up of mercenaries who lacked loyalty in the best of times. |
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In High Noon, Gary Cooper's loyalty is not to himself but to his town, which is menaced by the gunman who will arrive on the noon train. |
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The positive tribal virtues were absolute loyalty and obedience to tribe and king, and pride in their achievements. |
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All the governor's men know, and though they have sworn to keep their silence, I do doubt their loyalty when they are in the inns and bathhouses. |
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Corina often found her job meaningless without a Master in the manor, but her loyalty to the Warrick descendant never wavered. |
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In other words, didn't our notions of professional loyalty suggest a seemly bit of time between service to a president and exposure of his flaws? |
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You bet, but money was on the line, and that, I'm afraid, is the only loyalty that should matter to a professional gambler. |
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As the centuries passed, personal loyalty and service became almost secondary to the acquisition of property. |
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The man who swore by the loyalty towards India, preached secessionism in the state. |
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Hence, as we shall see later, it is hardly surprising that pure-plays had difficulty establishing brand loyalty in this marketspace. |
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Some scrapbookers will develop a loyalty to a particular brand or supplies, or line of products and others pick and choose. |
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He cannot speak of integrity and loyalty when he did not even appear to stand bail for the No 1 couple in this country, Mr and Mrs Panday. |
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In five years time, mortgages will have become portable products with no loyalty to the lender attached. |
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Such pupils look back on their schooldays with gratitude and feel a strong loyalty to their old school. |
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We need that sense of purpose, that loyalty and team spirit that we had in the past. |
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Their gentleness and sagacity, their kindness to their wives and loyalty to their families has been misconstrued. |
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Thousands of supermarkets across the country have been offering loyalty cards to their customers for years. |
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But what makes customer loyalty cards an effective tool in the campaign to inspire true loyalty? |
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It will launch its Advantage loyalty card in stores tomorrow and aims to get 250,000 customers signed up by Christmas. |
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Every time you use a supermarket loyalty card, or switch on cable TV or access your favourite website, someone somewhere is monitoring you. |
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In a sense therefore, in using a loyalty card a shopper exchanges their privacy for a discount on their shopping. |
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Are credit cards and loyalty cards useful financial tools or are they just an invitation to a financial nightmare? |
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I am not concerned that my loyalty card enables credit card companies and supermarkets to analyse my buying habits. |
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He's already tried the loyalty card with foundation hospitals, but it isn't working any more. |
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Combine your cashback card with a supermarket loyalty card to earn even greater rewards. |
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A British cosmetic surgery clinic is offering loyalty card discounts to repeat customers. |
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Consider the detailed information that every loyalty card user volunteers to the store. |
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Running a loyalty card program is big business, and often incurs heavy administrative costs. |
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Is loyalty to Jesus and to one's own calling placed before loyalty to pastor and church? |
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There was even a provision requiring new nationals to swear an oath of loyalty to the Republic. |
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Although the Welsh kings were allies, each ruled separate territories swearing loyalty to the king of England. |
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Despite his frequently tense relations with his superiors, he engendered fierce loyalty among many of his subordinates. |
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In response, traditional retailers will need to increase their focus on building consumer loyalty to insure repeat visits. |
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Many lands were confiscated and many Royalists were rewarded for their loyalty to the crown. |
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But their obedience was born out of necessity not out of blind loyalty to the crown. |
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Despite their ongoing loyalty to the museum, both are well aware of its limitations. |
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The party is made an equivalent of the nation, and loyalty to the fatherland is transferred to the party. |
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Speakers use their local accents as a means of affirming identity and loyalty to local groups. |
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How could they pledge loyalty to a country that destroys families with their bombs and drives millions from their homes? |
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The final ingredient is essential for employee loyalty and the nature of the brand. |
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Thus national loyalty is actually quite different from loyalty to a country. |
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Irrespective of differences and arguments his loyalty to socialism never wavered. |
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As a leader he has engendered a fierce loyalty and dedication among students. |
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They have no loyalty to a ruling class that exploits them and represses them while claiming some higher unity. |
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If any of these people demonstrate more loyalty to the customer than to the government, they risk bringing their businesses to financial ruin. |
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In her younger years, the little girl had an intense loyalty to her father. |
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He discusses the psychological impact on troops torn between loyalty and self-preservation in this riveting tale. |
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To believe something with a perfect faith, to be incapable of apostasy, is a sign of fidelity to the group and loyalty to the cause. |
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Her husband, likewise, was vetoed because of his alleged lack of loyalty to the current supreme religious leader. |
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This is a year in which the qualities of steadiness, patience, loyalty and bravery will be richly rewarded. |
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But loyalty is something that takes a lot of time to chip away at and it also takes a lot of time to replace. |
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Build loyalty by hiring and retaining good employees and provide them with regular training. |
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He wanders into pointless asides, conspiracy theories and even presumes to lecture the audience about its loyalty to Canada. |
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Michael saw it as characteristic of Miss Laudon's graciousness to repay her friend's loyalty in this way. |
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This pattern of mistrust is repeated in company after company as years of loyalty are rewarded with layoff notices and rejiggered pension plans. |
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Professional norms dictated faith and loyalty not just in deed but in spirit to whoever held the reins of power under the constitutional system. |
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Personal loyalty became the key criteria for the rise and fall of cabinet ministers, conservatives and reformists alike. |
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Saudis traditionally kiss the hands of royals as a sign of respect and loyalty when they visit. |
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Betrayal of the figure who embodies loyalty to community and kinship can be read as a choice to follow a foreign set of values. |
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She sums up the fierce sense of loyalty many caravanners have to the East Coast, although she has travelled widely abroad. |
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Austria felt a great deal of loyalty to him and was ready to hand him the victory to prevent Germany from eliminating him. |
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It's my party after all and I have both loyalty and affection for those who carry our banner forward. |
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She dwells on her charming manner, love of clothes, loyalty to her brother and, in later life, to her adoptive city. |
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As far as loyalty to the British raj was concerned, one comes across several such letters by Gandhi in his early phase. |
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The law on public administration punishes civil servants who fail to show their loyalty to the government through dismissal. |
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Most businesses actively try to enhance the commitment or loyalty of customers to their products. |
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Canada is a compact of some very different people who have all managed to remain united through their common loyalty to the Crown of Canada. |
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In the academic environment, student retention and retention of alumni loyalty are important strategic goals. |
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But we expect loyalty and have no qualms about throwing someone out of the group if they don't play fair with us. |
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So she rewarded your years of loyalty to OmniCorp by using up your knowledge and handing you your walking papers. |
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Universities were purged of secular elements and the criteria for social mobility became the ability to demonstrate loyalty to the ideals of the new regime. |
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He failed this year but had enough points on his loyalty card to survive. |
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For instance, Best buy has over 40 million members in its customer loyalty program, Reward Zone. |
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But to make a court case the police had to break down the walls of silence and tribal loyalty which have built up against them in Manningham over many years. |
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That, and his extraordinary capacity for self-sacrificing friendship, loyalty and sweet-natured nannying, have been his quadruple of acclaimed lifetime's high-lights. |
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There was loyalty to suppliers and accounts were paid promptly. |
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Some true believers on one side have been unable to free themselves from a sense of blind loyalty to the past, ill-founded as it is in whole or in part. |
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It's this loyalty that has led girls like Sara Ziff, Charlotte Waters, and coco Rocha to speak out. |
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The complexities within that religious order, renowned for its scholars and loyalty to the pope, make for a numbing leitmotif. |
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A certain sense of comradeship and loyalty has been hard-wired since these women were young girls. |
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Connolly showed that his loyalty was to Winter Hill and not the FBI by ratting out Castucci. |
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In Brazil, where Germany made one of its strongest thrusts into Latin America, German immigrants professed greater loyalty to the Brazilian state than to the kaiser. |
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Little Ray and Caz uncover some uncomfortable truths, and Ray and Jim have to come to terms with the prejudices of ageism, family loyalty and love. |
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They make us believe that they reciprocate our loyalty and friendship. |
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If it is to allow diverse citizens to hammer out a common way of life, this state cannot rest upon traditional bases of loyalty such as kinship or creed. |
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The administration's obsession with loyalty has also kept the administration from anointing a physician already in government as chief medical spokesperson. |
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I thanked them for their loyalty and all the innovation and expertise they brought to the expedition through the years. |
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The loyalty that this relationship entails, and to which husband and wife were obliged, is of greater importance than blood ties and patriarchal lineage. |
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It may have been cheeky to argue for lockstep loyalty to a rightwing Republican administration by invoking the great anti-fascist struggles of the last century, but it worked. |
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For most of us, loyalty to our country is regarded as a sacred duty. |
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If you have a supermarket loyalty card, you can stop using it. |
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And it's not just the popular loyalty card scheme that lures them. |
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The prices have gone up in line with the budget approach to protect front line services, but the loyalty card offers an even better discount than before. |
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Vogel spins a story of a political culture becoming slowly unbound by previous constraints like party loyalty or seniority. |
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Grumans serves all the Old World deli favourites, but out of loyalty I have to say that, while the food was great, it was only almost as good as my babushka's cooking. |
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His tenacious spirit and unswerving loyalty came in for praise. |
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There is no logic in this, of course, just as there is no logic in my dogged loyalty to the name Heinz when purchasing either tomato ketchup or baked beans. |
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Pizzetti is the artist who has rejected the volatile and ephemeral seductions of fashion and the servitude to others by preferring loyalty to himself. |
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Customer loyalty and satisfaction are key measures of success. |
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Back home, KGB leadership was pledging loyalty to the secretary general and his planned reforms. |
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The loyalty she had assumed was mutual was looking to be suspiciously unreciprocated. |
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Family loyalty and togetherness are central to life in Andorra. |
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From the syntax, it's a separate item, as if the requirement for the loyalty oath is law. |
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He has total, tongue-in-cheek loyalty to Keough Novak, his fictional sister, who has more than 4,000 Twitter followers of her own. |
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Reid showed an intense loyalty to his benefactors while also projecting sincerity and trustworthiness. |
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Search firms have long trolled the industry's executive ranks, often unsuccessfully, as financial stability and employer loyalty kept individuals in place. |
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And his loyalty almost always mars the look of his films, as with every underlit Eastwood picture ever. |
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That goes a long way here in South Carolina and could trump party loyalty as a motivator. |
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When Confederates surrendered, the same flag presided over the loyalty oaths that brought rebels back into a national community of the red, white, and blue. |
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A global system implies the emergence of multinational companies which operate in a number of states, and which own especial loyalty to no one state. |
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Somehow he managed to field a team when the odds were stacked against him doing so, but his undivided loyalty ensured that he nearly always carried the day in that regard. |
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You understand friendship and very much respect its loyalty and bonds. |
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At that age I had little leverage other than work ethic, intense loyalty to the president, and the strength of my ideas. |
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In the course of the struggle of our forefathers to achieve nationhood for us, they gave testimony to their national loyalty by sacrificing their lives for us. |
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Saudi Arabia mourns King Fahd, a traditionalist in changing times, and it pledges loyalty to Abdullah, heir to a stable government and an unsettled state. |
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The unshakeable loyalty and belief in this room was palpable. |
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How can you fathom such unswerving loyalty over four decades? |
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The nervous Prince again seeks to solicit words of loyalty from his men. |
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The loyalty of schoolteachers was screened by local vigilance committees. |
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I find their not-so-veiled allusion to my double loyalty particularly amusing when one considers that Canadians still swear allegiance to a foreign, non-resident queen. |
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In the competitive airline industry, maintenance is not just an added expense, but a strategic resource for winning customer loyalty and controlling costs. |
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The Grinch is a yellowish green hermit who lives on the top of Mount Crumpet with his erstwhile companion Max, a dog whose loyalty knows no bounds. |
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Given my line of work, the Yankees' recent clinching of the first subway series in 44 years naturally got me to thinking about brand loyalty and its value. |
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Ranging from complementary offer delivery to sweepstakes prize supply, joint delivery of loyalty programs and referrals, the possibilities are unlimited. |
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If you are part of the customer loyalty programme, a staff member will swipe your card in this device, which looks almost like a debit card machine. |
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Her nobility, humanity, and loyalty won her wide esteem and sympathy. |
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Those whose loyalty was to their goods could not be true patriots. |
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Cruise lines may reward your loyalty by adding perks to the deal. |
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Instead, he presented the program as a fait accompli, and as a strong leader his demands for loyalty drowned out any voices arguing for debate or amendment. |
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Beth's weary loyalty towards her incapable boyfriend is fun to watch. |
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Britain retained their loyalty and affection by progressively conceding their demands for greater freedom and autonomy over a period of more than a century. |
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All these were slaughtered in savage fields for the faith and fell beside the standard of the Cross, breathing loyalty to God and man in their last agonies. |
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Brand loyalty at the high end of the vehicle market is quite strong, and several luxury brands have developed product portfolios that appeal to a wide range of shoppers. |
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The ex-chief retained the loyalty of the rank-and-file, however, and the result was a successor who would find his own directives being countermanded by his predecessor. |
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You would commit the most foul of murders out of loyalty to me. |
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We started with tremendous sourdough bread whose moist grey crumb, chewy crust and deep sustaining flavour would certainly attract compliments and loyalty even in France. |
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But surely in taking a position on crunch issues of key importance, the first loyalty of a Member of Parliament should always be to their electorate? |
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These displays of generosity were used by princes to bind their subjects to themselves, promoting a culture based on the granting of gifts in exchange for loyalty and service. |
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It's product and promotion that drive frequency and loyalty in fast food. |
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Our concern in this article is not to comment on the importance of denominations but to examine denominational loyalty over time in a cross-denominational sample. |
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But the simple reality is that the evil horde was repelled and the loyalty of the unnamed publicist to the unnamed producer of the unnamed co-production has been maintained. |
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The fine line between loyalty and betrayal is like gossamer. |
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On occasion, the organizational big machers chose loyalty to liberal leaders over fealty to their own ideals. |
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Chris, in contrast, becomes friendly with Sam and respects his modern methods, finding his loyalty torn between Gene and Sam. |
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Richard the Lionheart's victory at Taillebourg deterred many barons from thinking of rebelling and forced them to declare their loyalty to him. |
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It reappeared as a duchy, and in the High Middle Ages, an enlarged Aquitaine pledged loyalty to the Angevin kings of England. |
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They volunteered their services and pledged their loyalty to Claiborne and to their newly adopted country. |
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There were always plots against the king and questions of loyalty but nevertheless managed to build up the Norwegian state from what it had been. |
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He is mentioned concerning the loyalty of Burrus, commander of the Praetorian Guard, whom Nero removed for disloyalty. |
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Governments have no right to question the loyalty of those who oppose them. |
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The idea behind a projectised organisation is to develop loyalty to the project, not to a functional manager. |
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The British leader sought refuge among the Brigantes, but their queen, Cartimandua, proved her loyalty by surrendering him to the Romans. |
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After Richard's death his loyalty was remarked upon by Anselm of Canterbury. |
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Nearby, Nitecrest is the UK's leading manufacturer of gift, payment, loyalty and phone cards, and exports most of its products. |
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The first was William, who, although elderly, was renowned for his personal loyalty and could help support the war with his own men and material. |
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He decided to stage a durbar on the plains outside the city, at which the Afghans would be able to express their loyalty to their new ruler. |
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The message that appearance is less important than substance and loyalty is an old chestnut, but its treatment is cleverly done in this version. |
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The soviet government facilitated the return to loyalty by departing temporarily from Marxist doctrinalism and appealing to Russian patriotism. |
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Also, while Yermak had succeeded in regaining the loyalty of the tribes, his men were now almost completely out of gunpowder. |
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In August 1671, Muscovite envoys administered the oath of allegiance and the Cossacks swore loyalty to the tsar. |
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Attempts by the szlachta to turn the Zaporozhian Cossacks into peasants eroded the Cossacks' formerly strong loyalty towards the Commonwealth. |
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The Sea Mice and a Million Fair campaign is offering a new loyalty and incentive programme for meeting planners. |
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Religious allegiance now determined the perception in law of loyalty to the Irish King and Parliament. |
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As Generation X continues to grow older, this loyalty may translate into a more stable nation in terms of its religiosity, he said. |
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More than one of these dangerous proclaimings of loyalty to him rather than to the King had come to his ears. |
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Nonetheless, the colony was rewarded for its loyalty to the Crown by Charles the II following the Restoration when he dubbed it the Old Dominion. |
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By then, Tenochtitlan had grown into a major city and was rewarded for its loyalty to the Tepanecs by receiving Texcoco as a tributary province. |
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He commanded loyalty from both Moluccan and Papuan chiefs, especially those of Raja Ampat Islands. |
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The store preadmitted customers with loyalty cards, while others had to wait. |
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All rajas were selected from the Kayeli tribal nobles, who had by this time proved their loyalty to the Dutch. |
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As a rising star in Leningrad's Kirov Ballet, he refused to show a seemly loyalty to the Communist Party. |
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These would declare loyalty to the Umayyad caliphate in opposition to the Fatimids. |
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Peace returned in 1324 when Afonso Sanches was sent into exile and the Infante swore loyalty to the king. |
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This was due to use of terrain, phalanx and cavalry tactics, bold strategy, and the fierce loyalty of his troops. |
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Another is that each community and region was connected to them via loyalty to the crown, rather than bureaucratic ties. |
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Many Han Chinese actually chose not to serve in the new Ming court at all due to their loyalty to the Yuan. |
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Quakers were frequently imprisoned because of their refusal to swear loyalty oaths. |
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In practice, the imperial troops often had local allegiances stronger than their loyalty to the Emperor. |
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The loyalty of the Agilolfings was perpetually in question, but Pepin exacted numerous oaths of loyalty from Tassilo. |
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Theoderic had no reason to doubt Tufa's loyalty and dispatched his new general to Ravenna with a band of elite soldiers. |
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While the army command may have disapproved of his tactical and strategic decisions, the loyalty of the common soldier was unquestioned. |
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