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Tomkins was fascinated by what he called the " psychology of knowledge , " the affects and attitudes linked as the ideology for what each of us " knows " and believes ; his Polarity Scale is a formal psychological test that distinguishes between " normative " and " humanist " poles of belief . " Feelings of unjust persecution have lead some users to speculate on the origins of the current pot prohibition : " The government in combination with the Mafia and the alcohol lobby will never permit legalization of marijuana and it 's a damn shame , " writes one 49-year-old mother of four . " The newest volume of " Mine Safety Minutes " discusses risks with mobile equipment and how accidents involving this equipment killed nearly one-third of all mining accident victims last year . " New Delhi must reflect on why trade with Japan has stagnated for six years at around $ 4 billion , while that with China has raced ahead in the same period from a near-zero level to $ 14 billion last year , " writes Jasjit Singh in The Times of India . " Preparedness demands understanding , " writes Pulitzer-winning journalist Laurie Garrett , and in this precursor to Betrayal of Trust : The Collapse of Global Public Health , she shows a clear understanding of the patterns lying beneath the new diseases in the headlines ( AIDS , Lyme ) and the old ones resurgent ( tuberculosis , cholera ) . " Democrats cannot just be the party for you when something bad happens , " writes Sperling . There is a time parameter in each call which specifies which data should be retrieved : the most recent graph can be accessed by specifying the constant now , a positive number indicates an absolute timestamp ( for example `` 10h30m17s '' ) and a negative number indicates a relative time period ( i.e. `` -30 s '' refers to data that is thirty seconds old ) . The application of the " single-till " principlerecognizes the fact that the air traffic activity is anecessary precondition for the generation of nonaeronautical revenue .