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Consumption was part of the ordinary life, still represented, albeit often precariously, by the home front.
How was a man to negotiate his relations with others precariously but ineluctably situated between the poles of autonomy and dependence?
Now the man is perched precariously on the top of his chimney - the only bit of his house above the raging torrent.
This common thread picture hangs together quite precariously, however, and will come undone once we think about it for a moment.
Why should archaeology's understanding of itself be so precariously balanced, and how does archaeology's subject matter contribute?
Balancing themselves with outstretched arms the villagers crossed the river walking precariously on the log that served as a bridge 14.
A strong central government based on a dominant party with comfortable majorities has given way to coalition governments precariously dependent on the regional parties.
The incoherent position left liberals precariously straddled across two sides that were increasingly polarizing.
A lace napkin, edged with pearls, perches precariously on top of a black wig, while on his feet he wears a pair of fluffy pink slippers.
Modern scientific disciplines constitute relatively precariously constructed networks dependent on communications (conceptually) linked to other communications, and on third parties observing this process.
But he does so, unexpectedly, writing as a post-revolutionary conservative with an investment in maintaining the very institutions whose stability depends so precariously on this disavowal of agency.
So too does the recognition that we are individually and collectively responsible for what we might call the preservation of a species so precariously poised between heaven and the abyss.
One of the men, being a strong swimmer, easily got to the shore; the second clung precariously to the boat; and the third, unfortunately, sank.
No community of such a size, and standing at so high a level of civilisation, has ever been economically so precariously poised.
Since the war our economy has been precariously and lurchingly poised on a tightrope.
