Deference

to show respectful submission; yielding to someone else (generally given to someone who has more experience or senior to you); dutifulness

The Saturday Paper

The Saturday Paper

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The decision to grant a state funeral to Graham Richardson was a formal nod to his place in Labor’s history, delivered with Albanese’s characteristic deference to courtesy and protocol, even when the gesture ran against the sentiment of much of his own party. http://satpa.pe/5ZqsnlY

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Ryan O'Horo

Ryan O'Horo

@redteamwrangler.bsky.social

I take Wikipedia for granted because I was raised on the Internet that created it with the people that created it.

But it really is a remarkable, ongoing feat we should all pay and pay deference to.

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Greg Williams

Greg Williams

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Japan needs to step back and take a few deep breaths. The USA will support Taiwan as will the rest of Asia but we don't talk about it in deference to the CCP. No need to provoke. China should not have said what it did about Japan's PM but should have just protested to the UN.

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