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Перевод: opportunism

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Тезаурус:

1. Forms of political opportunism?
2. David Bate, prosecuting, described the Ashdown case as a story of "greed, opportunism and political muckraking".
3. Over 70% of break-ins are committed by people in the 14-;21 age group, who rely on brute force or opportunism to gain entry.
4. The guild says Michael Joseph's action is "disturbing", shows "indecent haste" and smacks of "commercial opportunism".
5. In an interview with NIN (27 December 1987), Professor Smiljkovi announced his full support for the new political trend in Serbia, and in particular for "differentiation", the rooting out of "opportunism", and the replacement of old cadres by new ones.
6. What had been very much less a feature of Scottish society were bonds made for immediate political needs and opportunism, rather than to create lifelong and general obligations.
7. He may have made his name with a story from British history, but that was simply calculated opportunism as he showed by following with similar, though less amusing and successful, treatments of the lives of Catherine the Great (1934) and Rembrandt (1936).
8. And Broad and Wade do make clear that the frauds detected in science are opportunism, not some formal process of falsification - an important corrective to the public image of science as a rigorously self-verifying mechanism.
9. Opportunism, it seems, is not limited to microbes.
10. But German Romanticism could not sustain itself against the blandishments of urban existence, and as the nineteenth century progressed the movement lapsed into sentiment and kitsch - the absolute artistic opportunism that insisted on "moving" people emotionally.
11. But with his "eclectic and protean opportunism", he went on to recommend a revenue tariff as a wage cut in disguise.
12. Beneath this surface of high principle swirls an undercurrent of political opportunism.
13. Yet in both respects he was notable for a quicksilver opportunism of mind, adapting his arguments to the circumstances of the hour.