Word: realm
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Some students, too, thought moving was no big deal. As Shaman said, "In the realm of things, it's much less of a hassle than dealing with other things in the world...
...same as being Irish. There are shadings; there are changes in the course of a lifetime. I know people who were once brazenly out and are now happily, heterosexually married -- as well as people who have gone in the opposite direction. Or, to generalize beyond genital sexuality to the realm of affection and loyalty: we all know men who are militantly straight yet reserve their deepest feelings for the male-bonded group -- the team, the volunteer fire department, the men they went to war with...
...protest are...not in any sense out of order at this University," said Rudenstine. "If people wish to have symbolic protests on this issue as well as on other issues about which there have been symbolic protests, as long as they are not disruptive and they are in the realm of essentially trying to let people know how strongly they feel about the particular issue, that's fine...
What can be done? In the realm of public policy, ideas have been proposed to financially assist single mothers. The Family Support Act of 1988 requires states to impose legal child support obligations on an increasing number of fathers, and to force a greater percentage of those fathers to meet their obligations. Many support even more stringent regulations...
...relationship can come from shared interests. Isn't it logical that such commonality could be found between an instructor who teaches a particular course and a pupil with enthusiasm for the subject matter? Yet Harvard and other schools would prohibit teacher-student relationships from progressing outside the academic realm...