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private

Law, Politics of, relating to, or provided by a private individual or organization, rather than by the state or a public body
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(23) Perhaps the notion of 'privateness' is also neither fixed nor incontrovertible, though the focus of the present argument is on 'publicness', as it is tests of a sufficient 'public' element or nature that are used to define judicial review or susceptibility to review.
(1.) Another approach to theoretically classifying alliance expenditures and benefits has been suggested in Gates and Terasawa (2003), though it maintains its focus on the degree of "publicness" or "privateness" of such expenditures.
Greg Walden said, "Every one of us have (sic) a privateness about our tax returns." The average person, yes.
Similarly, the awareness of loss for Barolini does not mean withdrawal into privateness; it rather implies finding new languages to open a new future for what time has destroyed.
Money, value, and commodities, in this regard, operate to spread the spell of privateness, of the private ownership that serves as the basis for market society.
But photographs of film stars from the 1930s through the 1950s were scarce and staged a formal self, a public and studio-controlled "privateness" (Mortensen & Jerslev, 2014) that was close and distant at the same time but never intimate.
Table 1 - Team 21-26 16PF scores (16PF&15FQ) Personality traits N Min Max Mean Warmth 211 3.00 24.00 15.73 Reasoning 211 2.00 24.00 12.65 Emotional Stability 211 2.00 24.00 16.00 Dominance 211 3.00 23.00 13.09 Liveliness 211 2.00 22.00 12.44 Rule-Consciousness 211 2.00 24.00 17.11 Social Boldness 211 .00 24.00 12.78 Sensitivity 211 4.00 24.00 11.47 Vigilance 211 .00 20.00 8.82 Abstractedness 211 .00 20.00 7.75 Privateness 211 3.00 24.00 13.48 Apprehension 211 .00 23.00 9.59 Openness to Change 211 2.00 25.00 13.41 Self-Reliance 211 .00 21.00 8.02 Perfectionism 211 2.00 24.00 15.81 Tension 211 .00 23.00 6.80 Personality traits Std.
(7) Peacock outlines that heritage, according to its specific features (church, monument, building, archaeological site, etc.), generates bundles of services with different degrees of "publicness" or "privateness." The consumption of a public good such as the facade of a monument is non-rival and non-excludable but the former finds a limit in congestion.
The 16 Personality Factors listed by Cattell3 (in the questionnaire 16 PF) are warmth, reasoning, emotional stability, dominance, liveliness, conscientious, social boldness, sensitivity, vigilance, abstractedness, privateness, apprehension, openness to change, self-reliance, perfectionism and tension.
You never knew where the next invasion of your privateness was coming from.
The 16 factors assessed are as follows: Warmth (Factor A), Reasoning (Factor B), Emotional Stability (Factor C), Dominance (Factor E), Liveliness (Factor F), Rule-consciousness (Factor G), Social boldness (Factor H), Sensitivity (Factor I), Vigilance (Factor L), Abstractedness (Factor M), Privateness (Factor N), Apprehension (Factor O), Openness to change (Factor Q1), Self-reliance (Factor Q2), Perfectionism (Factor Q3), and Tension (Factor Q4).
But the movie also suggests, or so I thought, that worship of the DOI is insufficient--its value to the public as a historical artifact isn't grave or weighty enough, so for it to be the central object of an adventure narrative, its symbolic value, its glorious liberal publicness, must be supplemented with straight economic value, a glorious liberal privateness. That is why the revolutionary writing on the front, which is clear and open and by the people, is contrasted with the economic writing on the back, which is hidden and closed and by a secret society.
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