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Gingrich, Newton Leroy
Opinion of the U.S. Supreme Court, June 13, 1966
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In the article, "An empirical examination of the role of attributions in psychological entitlement and its outcomes," Harvey and coauthor Mark Martinko at Florida State University, write that people who feel entitled to preferential treatment more often than not exhibit self-serving attributional styles--the tendency to take credit for good outcomes and blame others when things go wrong.

Prima donnas in the workplace: UNH research finds employee ... by New Hampshire Business Review

Gelvin's account avoids the self-serving distortions found in many accounts of the conflict and is comprehensive in its attention to the impact of world events and the development of political figures and movements.

The Israel-Palestine conflict; one hundred years of war, 2d ed by Reference & Research Book News

Alongside those, Kristjan Järvi's new recording, taken from concerts in the Musikverein in 2005, doesn't really begin to compete - there is a lack of dramatic intensity about the solo singing that fails to set the work alight, and if Schmidt's music isn't delivered with conviction it quickly seems overblown and self-serving.

Schmidt: Das Buch mit Sieben Siegeln, Chum/ Holl/ Trattnigg/ Breedt/ ... by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk

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