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trust relationshipA logical connection that is established between directory domains so that the rights and privileges of users and devices in one domain is shared with the other. For example, it allows users to log in once and have access to all associated resources without having to be authenticated again. See forests and trees and transitive trust. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Secretary Johanns and his team at USDA understand the unique trust relationship farm broadcasters have with their listeners, a trust relationship that's earned by bringing farmers and ranchers timely, accurate information they need to make agribusiness decisions, day in and day out," Millard says. The hypothesis, which proposed a stronger trust relationship with hedonic product contexts versus utilitarian product contexts, is partially supported (see Table 2). 6) Empathy is not pity; feeling sorry for the person does not promote a trust relationship but, rather, separates a negotiator from the subject. |
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