0 the most important male servant in a house, usually responsible for organizing the other servants -- 男管家
Other household chores are handled by the butler, bearer or boy; the second-boy, house-boy, verandah-boy, room-boy, room-service-boy, and dressing-boy (where boy means 'male servant').
The relationship between the butler and his master has been most fruitful in this respect.
Butler's (1997) analysis of hate speech can perhaps shed light on this issue.
Butler also noted that people of all ages may question their identity and use their past as a source of guidance from time to time.
Butler identifies the most prominent biological theories that help to explain cooperation in social dilemmas (see sect. 7 of the target article).
Butler argued that reminiscence and life review are a normal and essential part of ageing.
Butler's lessons were numerous and often overlapped, but his principal ' political ' and ' administrative ' conclusions can be categorized under six principal headers.
Butler saw this reorganization as producing a wide array of potential outcomes.
