Getting things done becomes inefficient as everyone tries to be nice to each other.
But on 1book140, participants respected one another without having to be told to be nice.
Publicly, indeed, Mr Straw goes out of his way to be nice about Lord Irvine.
Israel believes that diplomacy is about getting other governments to be nice to us.
Despite the differences, South Korea should make a bigger effort to be nice to the local patrolman.
When you first meet a stranger, unless you're a mugger, you want to be nice to that stranger.
Now it's a consumer products company, which means it is obliged to be nice to us lumpen non-IBMers.
The government's position owes more to prudence than to any new-found determination to be nice to country folk.
In the MPAA's view, "they're not supposed to be nice just because someone's little (and they're big), " Zittrain said.
He is torn between a desire to be nice without appearing too lax.
See, a tough part about being Santa is you have to be nice and not argue with people, Cawthra says.
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"You had to be nice to a general director and do things like taking him on tours in foreign countries, " he recalls.
But most of all the leaders fell over themselves to be nice.
This will send a strong signal to his fellow professionals, who hardly need more reasons to be nice about the firms they follow.
But its defenders point out there are worse crimes than to tell the world to be nice to animals - and to each other.
"You might as well ask a great white shark to be nice to fish or a fox to go vegetarian, " he argues in the film.
Women have, for the most part, been raised and socialized to be nice, which can be a real detriment when it comes to addressing employee problems.
In other words, we are all best advised to be nice to them, and not to carp about the fact that they make a handsome salary.
All of this means is that if Netanyahu was planning to be nice to Obama, and pretend that everything is terrific with the administration, he should just forget about it.
Khan told Kang that she was in contact with Rajaratnam only because she was hoping to get a job with Galleon, and that he talked to her only to be nice.
Therefore the President would be well advised to be nice to the Congress in the SOTU. He does not have to abandon any of his positions, nor capitulate to the House.
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When a tech entrepreneur who favors Patagonia jackets and sneakers told San Francisco dealer Claudia Altman-Siegel he was headed to the Swiss art fair Art Basel, she had some advice: "I was like, 'No one's going to be nice to you if you're not dressed up, '" she said.
Those vitriolic times did not see any of the deeper issues resolved, however, and so the world of whaling went through two years of attempted peace and reconciliation in which everyone tried to be nice to everyone else in public while making efforts behind the scenes to find common ground.
To be fair, most of the time we're just trying to be nice. (When your girlfriend asks if she looks good in her new dress, most guys--if they know what's good for them--say yes.) Indeed, according to DePaulo's study, such "false-positive" fibs are delivered 10 to 20 times more often than spurious denials of culpability.
Politicians, though, argue about what "fair" actually means, and without explanation one wonders whether this exhortation amounts to more than the equivalent of a mother telling her children to "be nice to each other".
One helpful hint the designer offered was a warning to be extra nice to the next-door neighbors.
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"It's a problem if young women are making a decision when they feel that the people are not going to be very nice to them at all, " she said.
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