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Further , they may give rise to liabilities for the College and / or the individuals involved in the relationships . Given her education at Smith and at Yale , finishing a Ph.D. in the late 60 's , it 's hardly surprising that she began her career as a formalist , though with strong interests in the relationships among the arts . Since the second world war , there have been successive paradigm shifts in the relationships between economy state , society and culture - linked to the changing nature of the European Union . At the same time , there has been a slow but perceptible shift in both government and non-government sectors towards greater transparency in the relationship between funding and the performance of schools . Because the victim has been continually ridiculed , manipulated and put down , and often lacks support from family and friends , they are emotionally dependent on the abuser and are n't able to see options other than staying in the relationship . This then reinforces the problem of lower pay , and the woman 's position as the carer in the relationship . Change also is apparent in the relationship between the United States and Japan . He gave life to this philosophy in the libraries he led and in the relationships he forged . I was young at the time and spent way too long in the relationship ... " The defendant 's hope was to succeed in the relationship and he could not conceive of not being in the relationship with her .