Word: respected
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...Students have had very, very few complaints about officers' behavior in the past few years," he says. "Students have come to respect and know the police officers more now that they're around and in the Houses...
...myths about Harvard students, the silver spoons, that they're brats," Riley says. "The officers know that this isn't the case. Everybody has a frailty, the officers see the frailties in students, and sometimes students see frailties in officers, and out of that has developed a mutual respect...
Cities, like people, reveal themselves in different ways. There are those whose charms emerge shyly, after long acquaintance; others whose grandeur inspires awe and respect; some whose attractions are sought in vain. And there are others whose personality is instantly engaging. With confidence leavened with humor, self-indulgence tempered with generosity, brashly modern yet strangely ancient, Sydney is such a place...
Friendship among nations based on mutual recognition and respect has always been the essence of the Olympic spirit. And it was that spirit that animated the broad smile on the face of Israeli fencing coach Alex Spitzer in Munich in the summer of 1972, as he sauntered back to his wife, Ankie, after chatting with members of the team representing Lebanon, a nation with whom Alex's was legally...
...Stewart's advice was simple. But one complication is that survey participants who like their siblings today tend to remember good things about them as kids. With that in mind, persuade antagonists to become healthy competitors in sports and games. "Two boys who play one-on-one basketball can respect each other and may remember being childhood buddies," Stewart said...