reciprocation

That is, there was some reciprocation of ministers and support.

They have demonstrated their support but only get token reciprocation.

One significant change was the immediacy of reciprocation in trade.

Similar world stud books give one another more or less complete reciprocation.

She knew better than to count on Tim's promise of reciprocation the following night.

The game is played only once so that reciprocation is not an issue.

I am not certain, however, that reciprocation would be either helpful or fruitful.

Preferences for partners are probably based on the frequency of reciprocation.

In the Tupperware party, you have reciprocation and social proof.

This reciprocation is more subtle, and often not understood outside our guild.

In a direct exchange, reciprocation is confined to the two actors.

"Yes, you know the sort, reciprocation for the invitations I've received.

That would raise unjustified hopes and there had been no reciprocation.

Indeed, reciprocation may develop in behaviour occurring between different species.

As a result, reciprocation is a widely held principle.

In a scenario where there is less or no chance of reciprocation, I'd expect selfishness.

And what about if one day, some reciprocation?

"The viability depends on the reciprocation by the armed forces of the other side," he said.

He hated bloody computers, and had ample evidence of reciprocation.

The form of reciprocation can also be influenced by the level of emotional need.

No heart can be as full of love as mine and not generate reciprocation.

She looked expectantly from me to Jamie, clearly expecting reciprocation.

Instead, they would offer the best they could afford and expect reciprocation.

Certain matrices have properties which make reciprocation rather easier than would otherwise be the case.

Citizens of both countries must pay a reciprocation fee when entering Paraguay.