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Ironically, it also touches on an important aspect of native culture, for nicknaming has long been a familiar custom--and even a cherished tradition--among North American tribes.
An undeserved compliment is cherished all the more.)
The recent change in Miami by which Spanish is allowed alongside English as an official language is seen by some as a Balkanization of the cherished “melting pot”; but those holding that view who support it with the claim that the 20th-century immigrants have assimilated culturally and speak English are wrong: many speak little or no English, and most make every effort they can to retain the cultures of their respective native lands, including religious observances.
Kennedy, who cherished his very own LBJ voodoo doll, called Johnson "mean, bitter, and vicious--an animal in many ways."
If our cherished belief isn't correct, the reverse may be true--that under certain conditions, democracies might be even more given to warlike behavior than other forms of government.