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| Bori ritual | societies, separated from governing structures, provid |
| It is managed by Borivali Education | Societies. |
| theme that travels across all boundaries and | societies, trespassing the dark side and bright side o |
| Anglican tradition, and among British choral | societies. |
| The British Ethical | Societies. |
| rit of Democracy: The Struggle to Build Free | Societies Throughout the World; and Dennis Ross's The |
| Many of these facilities are used by student | societies. |
| rld Order and conspiracies hatched by secret | societies, being particularly inspired by the works of |
| many other journals published by scientific | societies, it has a delayed-open access policy, and ma |
| ivities and is still practiced by aboriginal | societies in parts of Africa, Asia, Australia and Sout |
| lead to the sheds that are operated by other | societies (see next section). |
| It is performed also by choral | societies in Huddersfield and Bradford. |
| tional society but was soon dwarfed by other | societies who grew through mergers and acquisitions ra |
| ions were only occasionally held by national | societies and church groups. |
| s and event schedules are posted by aquarium | societies and organizations. |
| Similar to many journals owned by scholarly | societies and federations, income generated from FEBS |
| These groups are Canonical missionary | societies with a core of canonical Orthdox laity serve |
| ederation of Local South Carolina Historical | Societies, in Columbia, South Carolina. |
| The Catholic temperance | societies of Connecticut created a state union in 1871 |
| ore conservative than other Central European | societies, like Czech society or Hungarian society, an |
| tical control,” is critical Central American | societies (ICCARD 1989: 61). |
| of God's word"; thus, though changes within | societies may have diminished its relevance therein, t |
| Charities, religious | societies, and other welfare groups were gradually int |
| r leader of any of the six Cheyenne military | societies. |
| He received honours from the chief learned | societies of Europe. |
| All over the West, Chinese Benevolent | Societies systematically dug up remains and sent them |
| s up to become the head of the Chinese triad | societies, and as a result of his ambition, creates a |
| nix , a book that accounts Chinese sectarian | societies practicing automatic writing divination, whi |
| is effective work in quelling Chinese secret | societies in the Straits Settlements, such as those in |
| British ruled Hong Kong, all Chinese secret | societies were seen as a criminal threat and together |
| terbury) and grants from the Church Building | Societies, the chapel was substantially enlarged with |
| Christian Science churches and | societies are no dedicated until they are free of debt |
| currently used for a variety of classes and | societies, as well as being open to view by the public |
| Latin Americans), DeBakey Music Club, honor | societies including chapters of the BETA club, the Fil |
| acilities in order to host various clubs and | societies ranging from sports to lessons in a foreign |
| The College has many clubs and | societies which students can join. |
| All such clubs and | societies are supervised by a master in charge and hav |
| There are over 40 clubs and | societies at Latymer, including the J. S. Mill, Litera |
| dical Students Society) which runs clubs and | societies within UCLU. |
| nises social events, sports teams, clubs and | societies for students within those departments. |
| o the UCL Union Fitness Centre and Clubs and | Societies Centre on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors. |
| s and catering services as well as Clubs and | Societies, student publications and Orientation Day. |
| The club logo is a swan like most clubs and | societies in Caldicot. |
| More than 10 clubs and | societies of academic, service, sports or other intere |
| Nonetheless, a variety of clubs and | societies are currently on offer, guided by staff memb |
| ria High School has many different clubs and | societies available to students, including the Califor |
| part of the redevelopment of their Clubs and | Societies Centre. |
| is the village hall (accommodating clubs and | societies such as Scouts and Guides and lively annual |
| the village and for overseeing its clubs and | societies, and has to be consulted by the town of Berg |
| hriving School and many additional clubs and | societies use The Village Hall as a meeting venue. |
| It runs its own clubs and | societies - these are administered through the union b |
| tural traditions, through over 200 clubs and | societies. |
| There are currently over 40 clubs and | societies especially for the members of ICSM. |
| It is one of the clubs and | societies of the University of Cambridge. |
| There are 60 student-run Clubs and | Societies in the University, most of them are sporting |
| s community life with 30 different clubs and | societies. |
| entertainments, education, welfare, clubs & | societies, alumni & careers and sites & services. |
| Clubs and | societies exist for chess, computers, philosophy and t |
| came involved in a large number of clubs and | societies. |
| The school has a wide range of clubs and | societies including a Science Olympiad, Dance Team, Fr |
| ses, which would carry messages by clubs and | societies, as well as general notices from the student |
| he Senior School there are over 70 clubs and | societies. |
| It has an excellent range of clubs and | societies, as well as many very well qualified teacher |
| More information regarding Clubs and | Societies can be found here - UL Clubs and Societies. |
| of which are well used by the many clubs and | societies in the village. |
| Other Old Malvernian clubs and | societies include OM Lodge, Court Games, Golf, Sailing |
| d Concerts, Choir Practices, Parish Clubs or | Societies.” |
| British Clubs and | Societies (Oxford University Press,2000); paperback ed |
| Become members of all Clubs and | Societies affiliated to the Students' Union. |
| orts and/or one of our numerous clubs, honor | societies, yearbook, student literary magazine, or stu |
| farmers grow cows and two Milk Co operative | Societies are also available |
| peratives should form co-operative wholesale | societies (by forming co-operatives in which all membe |
| Diamond, Jared (2005): Collapse: How | societies choose to fail or succeed. |
| Collapse: How | Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed. |
| uted non-theatrically (i.e., to college film | societies) in the 1970s but today reportedly can only |
| t member of the Association of College Honor | Societies. |
| Trinity College Central | Societies' Committee |
| which is for men only, all the Colleges and | Societies were open to both men and women. |
| ct qualities found in many collegiate secret | societies. |
| it was decided to make the colonies idealist | societies; therefore, references to wars and violence |
| environment, but also communities, families, | societies, as well as nations and the world as a whole |
| or other Aboriginal groups, communities, and | societies wishing to establish their own communication |
| The Co-operative and Community Benefit | Societies and Credit Unions Act 1965 is an Act of Parl |
| The Co-operative and Community Benefit | Societies and Credit Unions Act 2010 (c.7) is an Act o |
| ers and Directors of Companies, Conventions, | Societies and Public Assemblies Generally, 208 pages |
| lly) accepted and is a source of concern for | societies undergoing a transition from sparse to bette |
| hought which advocates consumer co-operative | societies. |
| 4 seats elected by Consumer Co-operative | societies (one from each of four geographic regions: S |
| Understanding Islam and Contemporary Muslim | Societies; Culture and Belief 12: For the Love of God |
| cs of information in contemporary, connected | societies. |
| In addition to large contributions from | societies, anybody who shopped at a Co-op store was ab |
| heory and practice; Neolithic and Copper Age | societies of Britain, Europe, Mediterranean, and Italy |
| epresentatives from various Cornish language | societies, Cornish cultural and economic organisations |
| tor of the UTS Centre for Cosmopolitan Civil | Societies. |
| Religious Studies Review, and the Council of | Societies for the Study of Religion Bulletin. |
| He was an advocate of county historical | societies and oversaw the creation of historical socie |
| d the Kentucky State and Boyd County Medical | Societies. |
| the New York State and Greene County Medical | Societies in 1807 and also of the Albany Female Academ |
| t provides a focus for craftspeople, groups, | societies and guilds, as well as individuals who care |
| ct the environment and to create sustainable | societies. |
| s for thousands of years and created complex | societies. |
| mber of community sports and culture related | societies. |
| his action is condemned in most cultures and | societies which try to prevent development of the habi |
| umbian civilisations and current traditional | societies, Oceania e.g. |
| idered the most secret of Dartmouth's secret | societies as members do not carry identifying canes at |
| adicals of the Lunar and Derby Philosophical | Societies intensified in the British reaction to the F |
| moting both closeness and the development of | societies. |
| are often part of a culture and differ among | societies, particularly in developed nations where foo |
| Furthermore, different human | societies have shaped the dog into precisely whatever |
| This was the birth of the different COELAN | societies. |
| The epidemics disrupted their | societies. |
| Most dog breed | societies and Kennel Clubs have similar concerns but p |
| of the family structures that dominate such | societies. |
| ecommunications companies, e-health, medical | societies, government and others to overcome barriers |
| er from the savageries of earlier historical | societies. |
| uth Wales one of the earliest industrialised | societies in the world. |
| ually used to describe early hunter-gatherer | societies, that had no hierarchical social class struc |
| nt, and were worshipped in early matriarchal | societies. |
| The early complex | societies, 3500 to 500 BCE |
| ult of the merger of two North East Building | Societies; the Northern Counties Permanent Building So |
| secession of the Glasgow and Edinburgh Bible | Societies, which later formed what is now the Scottish |
| irst to examine the environmental effects on | societies and in framing culture as an adaptation to t |
| &G) is the second-oldest of the eight senior | societies at Dartmouth College. |
| n ministers who organized eighteen Unitarian | societies in several Midwestern states in the late 19t |
| Elite housing | societies, elite Educational Institutions, Super Sport |
| atalyst in strengthening emerging democratic | societies, provide training and technical assistance t |
| c.15), long title An Act to empower certain | Societies to borrow Money from Persons and Corporation |
| The Act encouraged friendly | societies to register with the Registrar of Friendly S |
| nd many other English-speaking psychological | societies. |
| ber of Sigma Xi and Upsilon Pi Epsilon Honor | Societies. |
| he Principles of Nature, established deistic | societies from Maine to Georgia, built Temples of Reas |
| Wolownik, having established balalaika | societies and groups in Atlanta, Maine, and Pennsylvan |
| tability tag while less established, smaller | societies don't - for example the Oxford University Am |
| thkerry in Glamorgan, establishing Methodist | societies in both places, and preaching to Methodists |
| n the history of pre-Christian Europe, pagan | societies and neopaganism. |
| r of the Federation of European Neuroscience | Societies. |
| r for the Federation of European Biochemical | Societies (FEBS), along with Molecular Oncology. |
| ope, an organization of 16 European chemical | societies. |
| rred by the Federation of European Materials | Societies and he was the first scientist based outside |
| al Society and owned by 17 European physical | societies. |
| still continue to exist universally, even in | societies where rap is absent. |
| nge, since we have historical examples where | societies possessing near identical technologies forme |
| nes,:196 he objected to the exclusiveness of | societies and fraternities. |
| m 1995-2002, he worked towards expanding the | Societies' finances and capability thus increasing fun |
| A new initiative to develop experimental new | societies is being spearheaded by the Seasteading Inst |
| Political science attempts to explain how | societies and social organizations use power to establ |
| Union and Eastern Bloc as exploitative class | societies driven by military competition with private |
| rough "various education extension programs, | societies, and clubs." |
| asing growth of extra-curricular activities, | societies and other activities which had a noticeable |
| y of observatories, facilities, astronomical | societies, amateur astronomy societies, space artists, |
| e member of the Federation of Family History | Societies. |
| d member of the Federation of Family History | Societies. |
| a member of the Federation of Family History | Societies. |
| elected president of the World Federation of | Societies of Anaesthesiologists (WFSA). |
| correspondence with other female antislavery | societies, BFASS members admitted that an "astonishing |
| d wins for the film, from film festivals and | societies. |
| onal Association of Decorative and Fine Arts | Societies. |
| rly Calcutta) is one of the oldest fine arts | societies in India. |
| tional Association of Decorative & Fine Arts | Societies |
| tivists organized one of the first mutualist | societies in Mexico. |
| became a co-founder of the first Decembrist | societies and, although he didn't actively participate |
| of many such regionally focused antiquarian | societies set up at that time, but it is the only one |
| e Member of the American Council for Learned | Societies (1991-1992) and others. |
| In elections for these | societies, there is often "pre-election politics" wher |
| ation and umbrella organisation for waterway | societies on the River Nene,England, UK. |
| e force, the anti-Masonic Service for Secret | Societies and the Amicales de France, which served as |
| as well as other numerous foreign scientific | societies. |
| ith most German and many foreign sexological | societies. |
| eemasons', Ivorites' and Foresters' friendly | societies and was president of the Rhondda and Pontypr |
| ia, and a move across Europe to form similar | societies. |
| ld Narrow Canal in 1973 led the formation of | societies to promote both schemes in 1974. |
| pting into riots and later forming primitive | societies and have been popular on the internet. |
| ral circles in Hong Kong, forming literature | societies in Hong Kong. |
| Forty-four different | societies belong to the DKR. |
| lear family domestic structures are found in | societies where geographical mobility is important. |
| It is the oldest of Emory's four secret | societies. |
| yearly conference of French-language learned | societies in Canada, which is hosted by a different un |
| ars he received numerous honors from various | societies. |
| tings have received many awards from learned | societies. |
| e provision of entertainment from university | societies. |
| 1064 were private, nine were from charitable | societies and six from friendly societies. |
| ns at Missouri S&T ranging from professional | societies to community service organizations and beyon |
| e of the threat and coming from conservative | societies, many members of the foundation's site still |
| e way as the Sabbatical Officer par from the | Societies Officer and Deputy Athletic Union Officer fo |
| time women were still excluded from ringing | societies, which were typically male-only organisation |
| As the rate of donations from the | societies gradually subsided, the selling of six-penny |
| n and their people are outcasts from several | societies; one of their joke phrases is, "It's not eas |
| d to criminalise "Registration of Gay Clubs, | Societies and organizations" and "Publicity, processio |
| urage" to the University of Georgia literary | societies in 1848 and a dedication address for the Lau |
| ed two influential German-American fraternal | societies, one of which became the largest such organi |
| took place and both the Hai San and Ghee Hin | societies were fined $5,000 each for violating the pea |
| mber of the Great Yarmouth and Gorleston Art | Societies. |
| oard is registered with the government under | Societies Registration Act 1860. |
| Opportunities in student government, honor | societies, subject area and interest clubs, student pu |
| mprehensive list of student group, technical | societies and social activities is available on Polyte |
| emonstrated by the sheer range of groups and | societies that it accommodates, housing over 40 societ |
| neral Meeting to ban Armed Forces groups and | societies including the Officer Training Corps (OTC) a |
| parish councils as well as local groups and | societies, a diary of local events, and a directory of |
| and of field studies of human groups, larger | societies, and city systems |
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