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| ivities and is still practiced by aboriginal | societies in parts of Africa, Asia, Australia and Sout |
| e also frequently engaged in some abstinence | societies. |
| th Polish Radio and was a member of academic | societies such as the Polish Academy of Learning. |
| t in 1660, and a Fellow of numerous academic | societies such as the American Physical Society and th |
| musical groups, cultural clubs, and academic | societies. |
| s representative for the Council of Academic | Societies of the American Association of Medical Colle |
| asing growth of extra-curricular activities, | societies and other activities which had a noticeable |
| mote the “study the major issues of advanced | societies - or post-industrial - from a comparative an |
| just performances from individual affiliated | societies) led to improvements in both audience and fi |
| e group Peak Rail and its various affiliated | societies. |
| Prejudicial accounts of African | societies, cultures, languages and peoples by Western |
| erbalist or spiritual healer in many African | societies and also in many societies of the African di |
| Isichei, Elizabeth, A History of African | Societies to 1870 (Cambridge: Cambridge University Pre |
| African | societies, Cambridge University Press, 1974 |
| heory and practice; Neolithic and Copper Age | societies of Britain, Europe, Mediterranean, and Italy |
| per's other works include Families in Ageing | Societies, OUP 2004 and Ageing in Asia 2008 (with Roge |
| , Japan, and other healthy and rapidly aging | societies. |
| s living in hunter-gatherer and agricultural | societies actually related to those areas - he believe |
| ered Surveyors and of the Royal Agricultural | Societies. |
| moral code common to all Asian agricultural | societies. |
| of the Ballymoney Debating and Agricultural | Societies. |
| nd an Associate Member of Royal Agricultural | Societies. |
| Fraternidad: The Mutual Aid | Societies of Ybor City. |
| was also President of Pontifical Mission Aid | Societies (1964-1967), a member of the Congregation fo |
| , churches and had many different mutual aid | societies. |
| Following these pioneers, legal aid | societies were organized in Boston (1900), Philadelphi |
| Incorporated in 1983 under the Alberta | Societies Act, the Aboriginal Multi-Media Society has |
| n several occasions that human babies of all | societies are without discrimination, that they will p |
| All | societies make use of the biological world in which th |
| t is a natural development model seen in all | societies [...] the European model is only one: it was |
| superior capacity for violence, and that all | societies prior to socialism are ruled by a minority c |
| Drafting in cadres of local alternative | societies and support groups, to participate. |
| f regular attendees from the various amateur | societies. |
| ndmark by both the Canadian and the American | Societies of Civil Engineers (CSCE and ASCE) in 1991. |
| t is published by the Federation of American | Societies for Experimental Biology, that was founded i |
| chievement Award, the Federation of American | Societies for Experimental Biology's Public Service Aw |
| tical control,” is critical Central American | societies (ICCARD 1989: 61). |
| For example, in some Amerindian | societies in the Arctic, and traditionally in Bali, mo |
| are often part of a culture and differ among | societies, particularly in developed nations where foo |
| ple of African descent view themselves among | societies in which they are a minority and feel oppres |
| o astronomical systems of current or ancient | societies and cultures. |
| is of his work was that pre-colonial ancient | societies such as Sumeria, Indus Valley, Sri Lanka, Me |
| businesses, trades unions, associations and | societies, and architects. |
| 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. |
| currently used for a variety of classes and | societies, as well as being open to view by the public |
| All such clubs and | societies are supervised by a master in charge and hav |
| emonstrated by the sheer range of groups and | societies that it accommodates, housing over 40 societ |
| There are over 40 clubs and | societies at Latymer, including the J. S. Mill, Litera |
| d with a number of renowned institutions and | societies across the world. |
| which is for men only, all the Colleges and | Societies were open to both men and women. |
| dical Students Society) which runs clubs and | societies within UCLU. |
| essions is a "rich asset for individuals and | societies, the protection, promotion and maintenance o |
| au was member of numberless associations and | societies which include the "Mainz Workers' Education |
| bs available from native plant nurseries and | societies, to grow as an ornamental plant in gardens a |
| nises social events, sports teams, clubs and | societies for students within those departments. |
| te with other institutions ,associations and | societies in India and abroad interested in similar ob |
| 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. |
| of those Institutes of Consecrated Life and | Societies of Apostolic Life with houses in Ireland. |
| The club logo is a swan like most clubs and | societies in Caldicot. |
| Christian Science churches and | societies are no dedicated until they are free of debt |
| More than 10 clubs and | societies of academic, service, sports or other intere |
| education, Finland-Swedish organisations and | societies and social welfare. |
| neral Meeting to ban Armed Forces groups and | societies including the Officer Training Corps (OTC) a |
| Nonetheless, a variety of clubs and | societies are currently on offer, guided by staff memb |
| He started a number of organisations and | societies aimed at preserving the elements of folk cul |
| s a foreign member of numerous academies and | societies, including the United States National Academ |
| 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 |
| e final third to affiliated trade unions and | societies, such as the Fabians. |
| 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. |
| is considered to be rude by many people 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 |
| his action is condemned in most cultures and | societies which try to prevent development of the habi |
| s community life with 30 different clubs and | societies. |
| he religious and philanthropic movements and | societies which were carried on in the City. |
| ation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and | Societies of Apostolic Life had analysed the responses |
| than 160 affiliated blues organizations and | societies around the world and serves as the hub for t |
| 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 |
| he votes were given to affiliated unions and | societies, and 30% each to the Parliamentary Labour Pa |
| in much information about various tribes and | societies, coupled with several strikingly blunt ideas |
| nagement position of several association and | societies. |
| ses, which would carry messages by clubs and | societies, as well as general notices from the student |
| parish councils as well as local groups and | societies, a diary of local events, and a directory of |
| he Senior School there are over 70 clubs and | societies. |
| umber of community groups, organisations and | societies for the young and old alike. |
| It has an excellent range of clubs and | societies, as well as many very well qualified teacher |
| of different International organizations and | societies. |
| ates founding student catholic magazines and | societies all over the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. |
| rnet, and experience other worlds, ideas and | societies. |
| 1967 Individuals and | Societies: A Methodological Inquiry |
| d wins for the film, from film festivals and | societies. |
| e unmindful of the numerous institutions and | societies now flourishing in our country; - their orig |
| ation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and | Societies of Apostolic Life, and of the Congregation f |
| ation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and | Societies of Apostolic Life. |
| theme that travels across all boundaries and | societies, trespassing the dark side and bright side o |
| was the founding director of the Health and | Societies Program, and co-directs the Robert Wood John |
| 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. |
| Academy of Sciences and other academies and | societies. |
| or other Aboriginal groups, communities, and | societies wishing to establish their own communication |
| ting to China, Hong Kong and the peoples and | societies that populated the island. |
| ons and God's blessing upon those rulers and | societies heeding His Word as evidence that the presen |
| Other Old Malvernian clubs and | societies include OM Lodge, Court Games, Golf, Sailing |
| f Sciences and several foreign academies and | societies, including the Danish Academy of Sciences, N |
| British Clubs and | Societies (Oxford University Press,2000); paperback ed |
| Become members of all Clubs and | Societies affiliated to the Students' Union. |
| sh Society was one of several Anglo-European | Societies established immediately after the First Worl |
| It seems that in Anglo-Saxon | societies the position of a hostage from one political |
| In animal | societies, dominance is typically variable across time |
| Many Nadans supported anti-Christian | societies such as the Vibuthi Sangam(the Sacred Ashes |
| nt Committee for the Promotion of Anti-Opium | Societies. |
| er not only allied himself with anti-slavery | societies, but also operated an Underground Railroad s |
| of many such regionally focused antiquarian | societies set up at that time, but it is the only one |
| correspondence with other female antislavery | societies, BFASS members admitted that an "astonishing |
| Cooperating with any | societies and organizations at home and abroad which c |
| ltative Council on Health Insurance Approved | Societies until 1924. |
| s and event schedules are posted by aquarium | societies and organizations. |
| Azma has often satirized Arab | societies and regimes with their anti-American attitud |
| a prominent member of various archaeological | societies. |
| He also taught at schools, art | societies, studio groups, via television and also to P |
| mber of the Great Yarmouth and Gorleston Art | Societies. |
| irman of the South Eastern Federation of Art | Societies. |
| Growing Artificial | Societies: Social Science From the Bottom Up. |
| bert Axtell in their book Growing Artificial | Societies. |
| In Growing Artificial | Societies: Social Science From the Bottom Up, Epstein |
| President of the Council of American Artists | Societies, Vice President of the National Society of M |
| 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 |
| ave established a trend in many Asia-Pacific | societies such as Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Hong |
| acific (1959) and British Royal Astronomical | Societies (1960), Gold Medal of Slovak Academy of Scie |
| y of observatories, facilities, astronomical | societies, amateur astronomy societies, space artists, |
| affiliated to the Federation of Astronomical | Societies and the Southern Area Group of Astronomical |
| is one of New Zealand's oldest astronomical | societies. |
| Astronomy by the Federation of Astronomical | Societies. |
| e events were organised by various astronomy | societies and universities. |
| was a member of the Delta Kappa and Athenian | societies as a freshman, joined and withdrew from Alph |
| than being restricted to the use of athletic | societies arguing that parks are for "walking in, not |
| mp which had been the norm in the autocratic | societies of Egypt or Assyria. |
| t conflict in both democratic and autocratic | societies, ICNC has disseminated books, articles, broa |
| cal body, which is registered under the B.C. | Societies Act. |
| Wolownik, having established balalaika | societies and groups in Atlanta, Maine, and Pennsylvan |
| nian Association and other secret beneficial | societies. |
| The Co-operative and Community Benefit | Societies and Credit Unions Act 1965 is an Act of Parl |
| 'Aiguille", a collection of loan and benefit | societies for needlewomen, dressmakers, seamstresses, |
| The Co-operative and Community Benefit | Societies and Credit Unions Act 2010 (c.7) is an Act o |
| All over the West, Chinese Benevolent | Societies systematically dug up remains and sent them |
| first through eighth grades, two benevolent | societies and the Battle Ground Baptist Church. |
| cer of some of the more prominent benevolent | societies. |
| is merger included a large number benevolent | societies including one society which provided medical |
| he held jobs with missionary and benevolent | societies, he was not able to support his family. |
| ion, the Efforts of Religious and Benevolent | Societies, Public and Social Improvements, Immigration |
| ions from some of Warwick's biggest and best | societies. |
| anslation of the Bible with Protestant Bible | societies, the Pope walked towards him and exclaimed, |
| s in the standards work are the United Bible | Societies, the Summer Institute of Linguistics, and va |
| secession of the Glasgow and Edinburgh Bible | Societies, which later formed what is now the Scottish |
| onal Association of State and Regional Bible | Societies and often working with the American Bible So |
| As vice-president of the United World Bible | Societies he was a strong advocate of spreading the Bi |
| lished on 11 August 1990 by the United Bible | Societies in HongKong. |
| The Bible | Societies released the Contemporary English Version in |
| He condemned the Bible | societies, and under Jesuit influence reorganised the |
| lic License-that allow programmers and Bible | societies to write new Bible software more quickly and |
| Published in 1997 by The Bible | Societies / HarperCollins, this uses the second editio |
| to the Church, to society and to other Bible | Societies across the world. |
| b of the Fellowship of American Bibliophilic | Societies. |
| The system is largely used in bilineal | societies where the dominant relatives are the immedia |
| tists as Mougabi, Sone-Sone, "O", Wild Bill, | Societies Nightmare, Pharo 1, Lil Cuz of K-Nine Record |
| r for the Federation of European Biochemical | Societies (FEBS), along with Molecular Oncology. |
| atomists (AACA), as well as other biomedical | societies. |
| Bayou, and she was honoured by many birding | societies. |
| Both | societies challenged the Royal Academy's refusal to ac |
| The academy was most successful; branch | societies were opened in all the principal cities of I |
| ay, most people agree that wasta is breaking | societies down. |
| Most dog breed | societies and Kennel Clubs have similar concerns but p |
| a diagnostic tool by most warmblood breeding | societies to evaluate jumping prowess in breeding stoc |
| thbert Johnson & Anthony Ward, `Some British | Societies for the Publication of Studies and Ancient T |
| riests, and suppressed religious brotherhood | societies within individual communities. |
| also home to a number of banks and building | societies. |
| includes a number of main banks and building | societies, larger corporate concerns including Boots a |
| and is one of the oldest surviving building | societies in the United Kingdom. |
| The Building | Societies (Funding) and Mutual Societies (Transfers) A |
| With other large building | societies such as Halifax and Woolwich, Alliance & Lei |
| free for customers of all banks and building | societies throughout the UK. |
| ngton has about 50 shops, banks and building | societies, a public library, a large village hall, and |
| in British companies, and shares in building | societies. |
| Unlike many of the other UK building | societies, the Leek United has never grown through acq |
| He was vice-president of the Building | Societies Association (1960), and the Sussex Boy Scout |
| n May 1846 - It was a member of the Building | Societies Association. |
| ult of the merger of two North East Building | Societies; the Northern Counties Permanent Building So |
| He served as vice-president of the Building | Societies Association and was a member of the London C |
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