Judging from the initial response to the House managers'closing arguments Saturday morning, the video image of Lewinsky, accompanied by her infantilization on the part of the managers, had an impact, even if it will not overturn the outcome of the trial.
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The backlash from continued government infantilization of the American public, by deciding what is in the best interest of the citizens, every hour of every day, has torn apart the city with the most restrictive anti-smoking laws in the nation, Mesa, Ariz.
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He is critical of what he sees as the " artificial extension of childhood " over the past century, arguing that what society views as the " teen brain " is often the result of Western cultural factors and infantilization, rather than a set of brain characteristics that are inherent in all humans throughout their teen years.
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;Q-version : The English translation for the Chinese term QHr ( pinyin : Kik b?n ), referring to cartoonification or infantilization in the artistic renderings of real life or serious human figures, animal figures or other characters or objects, especially in the styles of anime . " Q " is a Chinese approximation of the English word " cute ".
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Cynthia Ozick won the criticism award for her collection of essays " Quarrels & Quandary, " in which she recalls her New York public-schooling and her immersion in the New Criticism of 1950 as well as fantasizes on her chosen art form as a " coquette " and repudiates the infantilization of Anne Frank's literary achievement.
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"' Q-version "'is the English translation for the Chinese term QHr ( pinyin : Kik b?n ), referring to the cartoonification or infantilization in the artistic renderings of real life or serious human, animal figures or other characters or objects, especially in the styles of Anime . " Q " is a Chinese approximation of the English word " cute ".
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Specifically, emotions of depression / sadness, apathy, concern / fear, anger / frustration, and acceptance are entwined within a set of complex binary ( positive / negative ) interactions including : relationship with the formal support ( i . e ., patient vs . disengaged ), relationship with the support partner ( i . e ., teamwork vs . infantilization ), coping ( i . e ., adaptive vs . non-adaptive ), and perceived control ( i . e ., internal vs . external locus-of-control ).
