The motive of capitalism's detractors is a quest for their own power and an envy of those who have more money.
But in 1998 Bonds, according to authors Mark Fainaru-Wada and Lance Williams, developed an uncontrollable envy of St.
And the occasionally venomous online social media response to sporting failure - something also highlighted by some foreign journalists reporting from London - shows an undercurrent of envy and negativity.
These clinical trials, in which patients are randomly assigned to various treatment strategies, have provided us with an evidence base that is the envy of the other fields.
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But German confidence has begun to crumple under the weight of an increasingly outdated and rigid economy, which was once the envy of Europe.
This was not an attack on NICE, which is the envy of health systems across the world as it has brought a solid evidence base to health care spending, but rather an acknowledgement that the NHS cannot keep up with expectations.
Britain is an exception to the rule, and its NHS is not exactly the envy of the developed world.
Moreover, GDP growth in the third quarter of the year was 3.1% at an annualised rate a pace of expansion which many industrial countries might envy.
While such growth would be the envy of most nations, China's economy has grown at an average rate of about 10% each year for the past 30 years.
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An elaborate home in the Hollywood Hills with a spectacular view of Los Angeles inspires the kind of envy and awe that leaves you speechless.
Accept the discomfort, get deeply into it, picture what it looks like and slowly, like an onion, the underlying emotion will surface which is commonly fear, anger, envy, shame, a feeling of inferiority etc.
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