Is it wrong for a person to enjoy something or get emotionally attached to something they enjoy?

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If you spot something attached to a cash machine that looks illegitimate, think carefully before you touch it, warned Mr Krebs.

BBC: Has chip and pin had its day?

The iPod and the iTunes Store began to change the computer from a tool into something personal, something that we became attached to because it reflected who we were, or wanted to be.

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The Europeans, who actually want to do something about the problem, have therefore attached a condition to their possible second commitment.

ECONOMIST: Climate-change talks

The tag attached to most deluxe properties is usually something like "ecolodge" or "ecoresort, " which may conjure visions of dreadlocks, granola and recycled hemp-fiber sheets.

CNN: Living large in Costa Rica

On the flip side, those few people have a very recognizable company name attached to them, and that usually counts for something.

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This afternoon, Kinney had attached himself to a barefoot beach bum who seemed hopped up on something.

NEWYORKER: Fiction

The public never notices when a sanitation worker slips something into the mongo bin (a box attached to the side of the truck, meant to hold tools but more often used for such stash).

WSJ: Life Among the 'Garbage Faeries' : Inside the Sanitation Department

Predicting behavioural change is notoriously difficult, doubly so when the intervention is aimed at something such as drinking that the public are clearly so attached to.

BBC: The battle over alcohol pricing

Now that tells us something and it tells us frankly that there have been enormous practical problems and difficulties attached to filing your return over the Internet.

BBC: Money Box - Saturday 30 December 2000