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IAfter all, Sunday's solitary strike was only the 18th of Phil Jagielka's 381 Everton appearances, and not the area in which the archetypally typical old fashioned centre-back is expected to flourish.

Archetypally, the ads did resemble anti-Semitic campaigns of yore.

Gender attributes are archetypally assigned to males and females, including expectations about masculinity and femininity, biological sex, and gender expression (Eller, 2015).

Credence, however, barely appears in the actual movie -- his story spread out across the whole saga -- our hero, once again, being Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne), the shy zoologist who's unflappably eccentric and as archetypally English as Dr.

Splitting is archetypally embedded in a person's psychic structure, and acts as a powerful unconscious force to protect against the ego's perception of dangerous anxiety and intense affects.

They stressed the 'as found' condition of lived reality rather than the archetypally Modern conception of tabula rasa.

She defies the archetypally expected maternal role by offering veracities whilst acknowledging her part as the mother and also the complexity of playing this role.

[6] Outcomes are not considered as "values, attitudes, feelings, beliefs, activities, assignments, goals, scores, grades, or averages, as many people believe." Archetypally, these are performances, students learn through their educational program.

In the US, the national news media presented the mothers of US combat soldiers in the Iraq War as archetypally good mothers, who continue their maternal work even after their children are deployed.