I'm so conditioned.

When you went to get a shot, the words, This won't hurt a bit, became a conditioned stimulus when they were paired with pain of the shot, the unconditioned stimulus, which was followed by your conditioned response of getting the heck out of there.

Rather, our response is conditioned on our beliefs, about what they really are, what they came from, what they're made of, what their hidden nature is.

Come on, Tom. My office is air conditioned.

Air conditioned clothes, dieting is no problem for me

Well, I'm fairly well conditioned to shock, Miss Ashton.

Recent World Bank loans are similarly conditioned, in part, on fiscal discipline.

I don't know even if there is something called a conditioned reflex.

All of this was conditioned by the need to introduce our own currency.

like the sound of a bell, that neutral stimulus becomes a conditioned stimulus.

If properly targeted and conditioned on reforms, international aid can make a positive difference.

They have conditioned constructive engagement on Kosovo issues on a shifting series of prerequisites.

Change will have to be a process conditioned by time and many other factors.

Each mind has been conditioned by different parents, different teachers, different priests, different politicians.

And there is a growing preference for living and working in air conditioned places.

American attitudes toward Iran are probably far more conditioned by that episode than people realize.

Sometimes a guy is conditioned by society to like a girl of a particular configuration.

Provision of a reduced volume of aid was to be conditioned on dismantling the public sector.

99. Implementation of the agreements should not, however, be conditioned on the availability of foreign financing.

Of course, most of us don t need to be conditioned to feel repulsed by rape or torture.

Or, as some people, especially academics prefer, beauty is in the culturally conditioned eye of the beholder.

In many respects, this process is conditioned by the diversity of the existing cultures and social organizations.

The radioactive waste resulting from reprocessing will be adequately conditioned and permanently stored in a waste repository.

The composition of the councils has been conditioned by the large number of functions allocated to them.

Or, as some people, especially academics prefer, beauty is in the culturally conditioned eye of the beholder.

Any outcome will be conditioned primarily on the authorities' ability to secure a democratic and multi ethnic Kosovo.

In some cases, however, FMLN implementation of those recommendations was conditioned on the Government apos s doing likewise.

Secondly, rural women apos s relation to their own labour tends to be conditioned by their relation to men.

That 'degree' is largely influenced by the social ideological identifications which many have been conditioned to think are immutable.

We live in a world, where we have been conditioned to be tribal, to be nativist, to be nationalist.

This is to some extent conditioned by the still prevailing understanding in society concerning suitable work for men and women.

The Albanian Government insists that the lifting of sanctions against Serbia be conditioned on the settlement of the Kosovo issue.

My mother thinks that I work in a fully air conditioned office and that I just need to say Cut!

The whole house is air conditioned and I must tell you, all of this was designed in my husband's factory.

I simply want to determine how conditioned the lieutenant may be... to the use of firearms on other human beings.

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However, for a Serbian mind, conditioned to constant appeasement, the carrot and stick approach with no stick only encourages further intransigence.

Turkey, which for nearly two decades has proclaimed its support for Azerbaijan, publicly conditioned rapprochement with Armenia on Armenian concessions to Azerbaijan.

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