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• Informants were well aware of this danger ; one refused to use nicknames for superiors at all out of fear of this result.

• Clearly this asser tion is only par t of the phenomenon of nicknames, as the above discussion reveals.

• In other words, these alternative names, or "nicknames," may appropriately be considered ethnic names.

• None of them are named in the opening chapter, and in subsequent ones they are introduced in passing and without explanation, often by nicknames or abbreviated first names.

• While we must be aware of the difficulties in drawing comparisons between different societies in different periods, the central point about the dynamics of nicknames is an important one.

• Such nicknames were rare (although it is possible that they could have been under-reported in the interviews) and applied only to students who caused the teacher particular stress or suffering.

• Exceptions to this tendency generally involved nicknames which were used behind the referent's back or an adjustment towards the form of reference used by the other member of a dyad.

• Ethnic names reveal characteristics of both nicknames and pseudonyms, as well as their own unique social correlates related to issues of ethnic identity, cultural maintenance, solidarity, and resistance.

• If we did not know one another's real names, we knew the nicknames.

• When men are greatly loved, they get pet names, or nicknames, as we call them.

• I pointed out that, so much is it recognised as a gap, it has been nicknamed the "death gap".

• They too are concerned with the removal of children from the remote monitoring system—"electronic tagging" as it has been nicknamed.

• We know them by their nicknames, as they are called after the villages from which they come.

• Nicknames and slogans that successfully create a new community ideology or myth are also believed to have economic value.

• When two nicknames are given, the first is used for men's teams and the other is used for women's teams.