In the past, researchers discovered a significant correlation between men who were physically formidable and their belief that some social groups should dominate other social groups.
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But progressive social groups said this was a bad move.
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These sartorial norms are upheld by institutions and social groups.
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The majority were ordinary Beijing residents belonging to other social groups.
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How have you been staying in touch with your social groups?
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Experts dispute that entire social groups can be blamed for terrorism.
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Today, good gossipers are influential and popular members of their social groups.
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Animals that lived in complex social groups did not do particularly well.
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He believed that the involvement of more social groups would be beneficial.
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They tend to be solitary and shy, living in small social groups.
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Are there any particular social groups that regularly attend House of Yes?
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Rooney's fiction is largely concerned with the power dynamics of social groups.
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They want to gain status, to gain rank in their social groups.
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The actual social groups that are present in that space might change.
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Friday's eclipse in Aquarius deepens your sentiment toward your larger social groups.
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I have long known that health disparities exist between and among social groups.
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Always and everywhere, presidential campaigns must build odd coalitions of diverse social groups.
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The mirroring of these social groups was a deliberate design decision, says Guler.
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Perpetrators and victims tend nearly always to belong to starkly different social groups.
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You cannot express negative sentiments about social groups in this day and age.
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Humans have always scapegoated individuals or social groups for the importation of infection.
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Democrats are associated with a wider range of social groups than are Republicans.
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"Social groups are so uncertain and changeable at that age," Mr. Galanes said.
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ECUADOREAN INDIGENOUS AND SOCIAL GROUPS AGREE TO END PROTESTS ACROSS THE COUNTRY -U.
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The Democratic Party, by contrast, is organized as a coalition of social groups.
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In return, all these social groups have a stake in the museum's achievements.
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Different from the globalization dominated by the West that widens the wealth gap between countries and social groups, the economic globalization China advocates takes the interests of all countries and social groups into consideration; it is a balanced and inclusive globalization.
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Over the next four years, their interests, social groups, and families all merged seamlessly.
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Without gossip, we would have difficulty maintaining the cohesion of our large social groups.
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ELEPHANTS live in social groups of up to a dozen, led by a matriarch.
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"When they're in tight social groups they're in this together," Ms. Asmutis-Silvia said.
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Our ability to collaborate in social groups is one of our strongest competitive advantages.
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Without at least a veneer of trust among diverse social groups, politics spirals downward.
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Gender equality struggles cannot be fought selectively; they have to involve all social groups.
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"We want games for all of these unique social situations and social groups," says Larsen.
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The monkeys live in six social groups on the island, which is uninhabited by people.
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Even if it brings in people from other social groups or from outside the ÖVP?
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China had about 329,000 registered social groups by the end of 2015, state media say.
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I've found it in physical locations, too, such as "drop-in" support and social groups.
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I grew up in a big city with supportive parents and large, diverse social groups.
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Although spotted hyenas live in matriarchal social groups, striped hyenas are thought to be solitary.
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But eventually some mammals, including primates like us, started spending their lives in social groups.
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But it's unlikely that the different social groups that I describe would actually meet there.
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In my school, there's not as much of a difference in rankings between social groups.
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For forty years, in large social groups, I'd accustomed myself to feeling like the problem.
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Finally free to simply be themselves, the animals live in large social groups at Chimp Haven.
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The rest are chosen by members of "functional constituencies" representing various professions, businesses and social groups.
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The project involves research on many aspects of otter life, including how they form social groups.
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It's more about the people eating foods, and the relationship between food choice and social groups.
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Its community of users retain their anchoring context, and can play within their existing social groups.
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Some of the social groups meet a few times a month for a movie and discussion.
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IOW, we use humor to bring people into - or keep them out of - our social groups.
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News Feed hit your social groups like a stack of tabloid newspapers crashing on the sidewalk.
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These usually require animals to live in quite large and quite stable social groups, said Farine.
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Gue says the hundreds of cows are split into four social groups that aren't changed often.
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But despite sharing similar sentiments, these social groups turn out in higher numbers in other leading democracies.
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His job is not to target particular social groups or make poorly informed statements about public policy.
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You can use slang as a way of determining which social groups or generations people identify with.
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The presence of a wide variety of social groups and cultures is the primary reason for this.
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Over three years together and we've managed to maintain fairly separate social groups with a few exceptions.
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Nevertheless, his tendency to treat members of much less powerful social groups with contempt is particularly troubling.
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The orca population is a large extended family made up of three social groups, which are called pods.
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These findings align with other data that reinforces how these social groups bear the brunt of online harassment.
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And in social groups where masculinity is the prime currency, rocking the boat can make you an outcast.
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"Talk to people about people they know in these groups—their social groups, their community groups," he said.
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This increased long-distance trade, boosted exchanges among cultures and led to the rise of new social groups.
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But individuals live in social groups, so there's always the possibility of judging individuals by race, gender, etc.
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"Residents of rural areas are perhaps the only social groups that we can still openly ridicule," he said.
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Juul's popularity has vexed teachers who say students across sterotypical social groups are juuling, as it's become known.
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When a person does not strongly identify with all three social groups, she feels quite negative toward Trump.
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Our analysis finds that the Democratic Party is a coalition of social groups, each with pragmatic policy concerns.
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Capybaras (Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris) live in social groups of 10 to 20 in the forests of Central and South America.
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In 2016, in response to similar issues, fellow Ivy Harvard University introduced a variety of sanctions on social groups.
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"The idea is that because of Jordan's generosity we can bring different social groups together," Thompson told Cornwall Live.
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Vanguard and rivals do not file resolutions but vote on those filed by others, including religious or social groups.
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It's useful to apply the term 'emotional labor' to the educational work often undertaken by members marginalised social groups.
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Of all the social groups in China, the middle classes seem to have the most to lose from instability.
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The electricity surrounding O'Rourke's campaign is palpable in many parts of the state and within numerous social groups. Sen.
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Unfortunately, this includes learning your society's explicit and implicit views of the status and worth of different social groups.
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Second, there's a divide between a hierarchical worldview, where traditional practices and distinctions between genders, ages, social groups, etc.
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Those policies will further disadvantage precisely the regions and social groups that carried Mr. Trump into the White House.
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Most important, the social groups and organizations that are the target of his ire will suffer long-term effects.
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Congress is just like high school, filled with feuding social groups butting heads, according to one former House Republican.
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The Democratic Party, as a coalition of social groups with multiple policy demands, seeks to regularly pass more legislation.
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Renowned as the father of activist art in Indonesia, Harsono is adamant on giving voice to marginalized social groups.
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They didn't belong to any other social groups and lacked other role models for activity except for their family.
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The latest membership figures show that 733% of party members are middle-class (ie, they hail from ABC2016 social groups).
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Now, whenever you log in, you'll get the latest headlines generated by the activity of your friends and social groups.
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As illegal hunting thins out the ranks of matriarchs, their daughters are taking over as leaders of their social groups.
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It has been at the receiving end of not just the Hindu nationalists but also other political and social groups.
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"This makes them much more attractive to a broad range of social groups, giving them more political appeal," she said.
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New social groups — the communities fashion serves, or should serve — are emerging and coming to fore, new value sets cohering.
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Some folks say that, because social groups of macaque monkeys are matriarchal, the macaques are more mature and relationship-oriented.
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With their compromising bonhomie Cavaliers are useful consolidators, lubricators of relations between social groups, guardians of good humour and thus perspective.
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In Capanne, most of the inmates belonged to established social groups, largely drawn down racial lines, mainly Italian, Nigerian, and Roma.
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The result is that Americans have come to closely identify their social groups, like race or religion, with their political party.
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The operations included creating social groups, posting messages, and buying ads to boost Trump and weaken his electoral opponents, particularly Clinton.
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Someone uses it on Instagram, or tells a friend from out of town; other social groups begin to weigh its merits.
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Among the many social groups that the movie industry marginalises, the plight of the elderly seems to get the least attention.
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I think the impact of music in terms of our emotions, our sense of belonging, and our social groups is underrated.
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Dunbar's theory was essentially that gossip functioned as a sort of grooming tool for social groups that were growing in size.
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Those challenges in our environment, and less so challenges in our social groups, led to the rapid expansion of of noggins.
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On Monday, the Washington Post reported on details of some of the ads, which pitted different social groups against one another.
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The substitution of the words "white" or "straight" into statements or activities boasted by different social groups generally causes tremendous outrage.
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By 1990, 49% of quota-related jobs and admissions had been set aside for people from tribes and lower social groups.
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His ad taps into the fact that our criminal justice system targets social groups, particularly African-Americans and Latinos, not individuals.
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Avoiding gossip: a one-way ticket to social isolation Today, good gossipers are influential and popular members of their social groups.
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The company has an impressive 2176% 239-month retention rate, to which observers in part credit Peloton's tight-knit social groups.
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When they ultimately belong to different social groups and look nothing like you, It's difficult to fully identify with your idols.
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It's social; groups of up to four can participate at once and see avatars of one another in the V.R. realm.
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Social groups must see the "normal" again — the natural empathy for fellow human beings and the visceral disgust for misguided violence.
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Psychologists call this "perspective taking," or theory of mind, and it's what has allowed for humans to thrive in social groups.
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Whales, dolphins, and porpoises use sound to find food, meet mates, avoid predators, maintain social groups, or simply navigate the wide seas.
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The second effect — the breaking up of social groups — also explains why a drinking age beyond 21 might not be very effective.
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They live in social groups and have both indoor space and large, outdoor dome-like cages, with space to climb and swing.
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They build the props that will go on the floats owned by krewes, which are local social groups who fund the event.
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Social groups have also become popular at Eimskip, although the company had initially worried the service would become more of a distraction.
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President Trump is known for his antagonistic and controversial comments aimed at political opponents, and the marginalized social groups who support them.
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From that point on, not only did I have actually friends, but I had friends from a lot of different social groups.
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The Democrats, by contrast, are a "coalition of social groups," from teachers' unions to Planned Parenthood, seeking specific benefits from government action.
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The new draft says the law would apply to groups "such as foundations, social groups or think tanks," the news agency reported.
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Except for locales like Western Europe and social groups like intellectuals, most of the world is as religious as ever, he concluded.
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But they will do so by appealing to the interests and loyalties of social groups rather than engaging in broader ideological debates.
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The US only accepts refugees who have been targeted based on their race, religion, nationality, politics or affiliation with certain social groups.
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I really do believe that our attitudes are shaped much more by our social groups than they are by facts on the ground.
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One of the biggest predictors of tightness is the level of threat that groups experience, which could be nations, states, or social groups.
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In the wild, Goeldi's monkeys have been observed living in tight social groups, with individuals usually staying within 50 feet of one another.
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Researchers catalogued 31 different behaviours (such as making cushions out of leaves or cooling down in a nearby cave) in 144 social groups.
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This term is defined as the shame and degradation meted out to members of social groups believed to be unworthy, dirty, or untouchable.
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Republican critics accused Mr. Obama of imposing socialism and favoring runaway government; Democrats attack Mr. Trump for his mistreatment of vulnerable social groups.
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In a survey by the Truth Initiative, many teens reported being the only ones in their social groups who were trying to quit.
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The idea here is both that we can learn from one another and that we want educated people in all the social groups.
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Penguins make all sorts of strange grunts, squeals, and chirps, and that's because they're so-called "colonial breeders" who live in complex social groups.
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The higher classes, social groups, and orders have an almost sacred ritualistic view of sexuality with roots that are entrenched in history and tradition.
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But this is only for a month or two and the vast majority of their time is spent in social groups with outdoor areas.
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Mr Linnet calls it a "vehicle of social control", involving "a negative stereotyping of social groups who are perceived as unable to create hygge".
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"The path to get there passes through inclusive growth," she told a recent conference, referring to getting all social groups engaged in the workplace.
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Meyerbeer's characters can struggle to come to life; you sense that the interplay of social groups, embodied in intensely dueling choirs, most intrigued him.
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A boycott of movies organized by the Catholic Legion of Decency, and adopted by other religious and social groups, threatened to shut down filmmaking.
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In previous studies, Dr. Reich, Dr. Thangaraj and colleagues found that social groups in South Asia mixed between around 4,000 and 2,000 years ago.
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He also scapegoated the news media, immigrants, and Muslims as entities and social groups that our urban society was privileging to the country's detriment.
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But my collaborator, Robin Queen, a sociolinguist, who studies how language use varies across social groups, is not annoyed by those errors at all.
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People feel obligated, which makes sense, because families are very close social groups and, often, the people who have known you all your life.
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Although protected categories like race and religion are broad, courts have been unwilling to recognize other broad categories, like women or children, as social groups.
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Once the gusher of oil revenue arrived, it provided the scope to co-opt almost all social groups and make them clients of the state.
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That bridge-building talent may bode well for Sanders, especially in a political environment where many candidates are pitting different social groups against each other.
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The Roci's multi-ethnic crew serves as a solid message that cooperation between racial and social groups isn't just possible, it's a blueprint for survival.
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But America's dismal voter turnout rate should prod U.S. policymakers to learn from other advanced nations in which all social groups vote in greater numbers.
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A former Terrogence staffer claimed on her LinkedIn profile to have been involved in investigations of "political and social groups" via social media as well.
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As a result, the gap in income between two social groups is going to widen even further, which presents a challenging problem for today's economy.
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Labels are also symbolic acknowledgments by the government of the harms inflicted on the nation by terrorists, and on specific social groups by hate crimes.
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He found a correlation between the average size of each species's neocortex (a recently evolved part of the brain) and that of their social groups.
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Lawton cautions against caving into pressure created by certain work or social groups, and reassessing relationships that could be detrimental to your money and wellbeing.
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Small protests on local issues are tolerated, but demonstrations that tie people together from different geographical areas or social groups will face repression, Wasserstrom notes.
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We argue that the Republican Party is the agent of an ideological movement, while the Democratic Party is best understood as a coalition of social groups.
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Personally, we know that support from family and social groups are crucial in the recovery process, as well as feeling others understand what you're going through.
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Furthermore, by virtue of having these long-lasting and detailed memories of significant events, we can demonstrate and reinforce our membership in these important social groups.
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Others in vulnerable social groups may lack the financial capacity to do so, and sex workers in particular face barriers to accessing general sexual health services.
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This has also prompted a number of social groups, such as Strasbourg's Citizen Challenge, to promote voting in areas of the country with particularly low turnout.
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If a couple's mutual friends resembled a web, in which social groups overlapped and they had a lot of friends in common, they had shorter relationships.
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The researchers will continue studying burials in Birka to "gain a better overview of living conditions for both different social groups and certain individuals," Kjellström said.
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During the 18th century, when the full-length portrait was at its peak in Britain, two very different social groups took advantage of its promotional opportunities.
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Polarization as a phenomenon depends on people's self-identification: how closely Americans identify themselves and their social groups, like race or religion, with their political party.
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Vestiary overlap between discrete social groups — jocks, geeks, theater kids and burnout gangsters — hints at overarching conspiracy laden with drugs, deceit and a panoply of looks.
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The more emphasis that is placed on the separateness of American social groups, the less space there is for a politically effective and wide-ranging liberalism.
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Democrats promote a different cause nearly every week, with each rally promoted as an opportunity to mobilize social groups for elections and a practical policy agenda.
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The parties today are increasingly defined, made up of separate social groups (for Republicans, white, Christian and socially conservative — few Democrats are in all three categories).
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Just as Spiegelman used species to designate ethnicity, Vázquez uses different animals to represent different social groups; dogs are police, rats are criminal scavengers, and so on.
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"In 2017 what we hypothesize is that social groups, religious groups, and issue voting groups will be the primary target of" this kind of activity, he said.
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A lot depends on its ability to adopt a plan that reduces the economy's dependence on oil, while distributing the burden of restructuring equitably across social groups.
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Far fewer registered Hispanic and Portuguese Democrats voted in those three previous primaries, said Mr. Skurnik, who analyzed election data relating to social groups based on surnames.
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In so many of these role-playing games, a state is a grim reality that produces strife and violence both within itself and against other social groups.
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Extra care was required to protect marginalized social groups from the virus, such as the homeless and refugees living in crowded conditions without decent shelter or healthcare.
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Unsurprisingly then, it is loyalty — namely the unconditional loyalty to ethnic, religious or social groups — that is at the heart of the appeal of Europe's new populism.
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Organizers and participants said the Aalst carnival, which pokes fun at religious, ethnic and social groups, including the British and Belgian royal families, was not against Jews.
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"Now, whenever you log in, you'll get the latest headlines generated by the activity of your friends and social groups," the announcement about the news feed said.
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Hilary's marriage is stagnating; Mercy, a recent college graduate, orbits without attachment to the community's various social groups; and Margaret grapples with a tragedy from her past.
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"Misinformation is much more likely to stick when it conforms with people's preexisting beliefs, especially those connected to social groups that they're a part of," says Arceneaux.
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A third reason offered for affirmative action is to make sure that all the major social groups and points of view are represented in the academic community.
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The fact that online daters have so much more choice can break down barriers: evidence suggests that the internet is boosting interracial marriages by bypassing homogenous social groups.
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In the process of unleashing market forces, the effects of market competition differ for disparate countries and social groups, widening the wealth gap between these countries and groups.
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And even more concerning for Brexiteers is that ORB's findings show how social groups that were once more likely to back a Brexit are now deserting the cause.
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To restore confidence, the regime would have to include a wide range of social groups in any talks, such as indigenous and women's organisations, farmers and, crucially, students.
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Bergen: Across the board, those are the primary four categories for swear words: religious concept, sexual activities, bodily functions and organs, and derogatory language for other social groups.
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The unexpected alliances in high school, odd pairings of people breaking free of their social groups to befriend each other and get a different perspective, is still interesting.
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It promises to step beyond algorithmic data by using custom social groups and human health coaches who communicate directly with users through the app or over the phone.
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But it's clear that populism is graining ground, and that there are certain social groups that feel like they have been overlooked by the governments of the past.
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One well-off Silicon Valley banker said he opened a DAF at Fidelity about a decade ago and has watched such funds become universal in his social groups.
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The leaders in the grand coalition see a risk in serving the interests of many different social groups if a large part of society simultaneously feels left behind.
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As students, we are told over and over that college is a time for us to expand our social groups, to meet new people and grow into adults.
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In a videotaped talk at Columbia in 2015, Professor Phillips spoke of her background in straddling social groups in Chicago and as a college track and field athlete.
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The country long abided by an international convention that individuals who feared persecution because of their political opinions or their membership of particular social groups should get asylum.
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Lee ordered the ban under Hong Kong's Societies Ordinance, a previously little noticed colonial-era law that requires all social groups and organisations to register with the police.
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Lee ordered the ban under Hong Kong's Societies Ordinance, a previously little noticed colonial-era law that requires all social groups and organizations to register with the police.
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For example, in his seminal work "The Republic," Plato articulated a theoretical division of labor based on different social groups much like the one found in the Rig Veda.
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Runaways revolves around six high school students who used to be best friends, but following the death of the group's seventh BFF they all splinter into different social groups.
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They compared the success rates of different families with absolute brain size, relative brain size, and the size of the social groups that the species form in the wild.
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If you're the type who likes to share your activity stats with others, there are lots of social groups on the app that let you connect with other users.
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Some Canadians were surprised that in their country, younger Muslims (aged 53 to 25) were even more religiously observant than their parents, already among the most pious social groups.
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Many different groups began experimenting with ways of producing extra food, which eventually enabled them to start a new way of life: settling down in more stable social groups.
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Ten years ago radical Oaxaca teachers led a broad alliance of social groups in an uprising against then governor Ulíses Ruíz that paralyzed Oaxaca city for almost six months.
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Those circumstances were the need to evolve bigger social groups in order to cope with the new kinds of environments they were invading (more open habitats with many predators).
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Under Bloomberg, the NYPD spied on and surveilled New York Muslims, using both informants and undercover agents to gather information from inside mosques and restaurants, neighborhoods and social groups.
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Members of dominant social groups tend to believe that society is a meritocracy; what we fail to see is that the playing field was never level to begin with.
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Other governing bodies and social groups need to ensure that parents have adequate wage replacement to stay home with their children and protection from eviction should they lose wages.
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The social groups were monitored for at least one breeding season, and the team reported in its paper that none of the females in the group conceived during that time.
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This causes members of social groups to pull away from online conversations and platforms, and to stop using them to engage and organize, further ceding ground to trolls and extremists.
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Of course, Tinder Social groups could easily end up just being a double or triple date (and much of the app's promotional materials suggest that this is an intended goal).
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My work and social groups online, overlapping as they do, tend to be unfortunately homogeneous, and at least one person would have found Jane Bordeaux's "Ma'agalim" compelling enough to share.
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" The model demonstrates that social media plays a catalyzing role in the mobilization of social groups before a protest, in a way "which is observable in advance of protest occurrences.
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Bill Clinton set up the public charity after he wrapped up his presidency in 2001 with the idea of bringing government, businesses and social groups together to tackle big problems.
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The drug's booming availability drove the price rapidly downward, and among social groups like mine—who were actively exploring Bristol's live music scene—drone was nearly as prevalent as alcohol.
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Our own social groups, beliefs, lingo, form of communication, becoming who we are as individuals; this is the part that is hidden or sometimes unreachable for adults about their children.
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While Abe and Trump are very different in terms of character and policies, it is important to recognize the strengthening effect that political leaders can have on specific social groups.
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Over the following decades, a new discipline grew up within psychology to further interrogate group dynamics: how social groups react in certain circumstances, how the many can affect the one.
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While Saturn was in earth sign Capricorn, it recognized the limits of material resources; Saturn in air sign Aquarius finds people and social groups to be a more important resource.
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Shepphird thinks the social groups geared around these devices might serve as an alternative place for people to post about their workouts, since it's become passé on other social media.
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Also, as counterintuitive as it may seem, drinkers in city centers—despite drinking in larger social groups—are actually having significantly shorter conversations and are less engaged within their interactions.
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Social justice, identity politics, wokeness — whatever terminology you want to call the modern left-wing approach to issues relating to historically disadvantaged social groups, it dominated the stage on both nights.
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"The destruction of habitat extinguishes resources such as shelter, food and water, divides social groups, and also leaves primates open to the risk of predation and contamination from pathogens," Estrada said.
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Inspired by the infamous US list of "shitty media men," young Indian students — particularly those from social groups that have historically been marginalized — created a public Google document listing predatory professors.
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Several fraternities and sororities sued Harvard University on Monday over its restrictions on students joining off-campus single-sex social groups, saying the rule aimed at combating sexism is itself sexist.
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While some conservative religious and social groups have mobilized against same-sex marriage, their influence is much less potent than in the United States and many other parts of the world.
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Thirty of the council's 70 seats are not decided by a vote of the general public, but by professional and social groups, including accountants, labor unions, travel agents, doctors and architects.
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As a social historian, you try to imagine a time period — the physical environment, the social norms, the daily routines, the cultural values, the principal social groups, the areas of conflict.
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As winter deepened and days got darker, I remember receiving texts and Facebook messages from school friends scattered across other universities about how the drug had taken over their social groups.
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MEXICO CITY — Mexico's attorney general, a close ally of President Enrique Peña Nieto, resigned on Monday, handing victory to a broad coalition of social groups that have demanded an autonomous prosecutor.
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Passage of the bill came as anti-government demonstrators lifted road blockades so leaders of social groups could hold talks with interim President Jeanine Anez aimed at ending weeks of unrest.
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The aquarium's officials eventually chose an ocean sanctuary, after scientists showed that these highly-intelligent mammals need space and the opportunity to form social groups for a truly positive quality of life.
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So instead of sharing to challenge or inform, social media users are more likely to share an idea already commonly accepted in their social groups for the purpose of reinforcement or agreement.
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The new incumbent can reward spiritual figures, and constituencies, who have served as political allies, and offer an olive branch to religious and social groups that view the election result with dismay.
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Dr. Holekamp said that the result did not support an idea called the social brain hypothesis that living in complex social groups leads to increased relative brain size and problem solving ability.
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His study relies on surveys conducted by YouGov, a pollster, which asked 2,500 Americans to rate on a scale from zero to ten how favourably they view different individuals and social groups.
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Being cut off from our social groups makes us feel vulnerable, and triggers a fight-or-flight response, or a state of hypervigilance that is essentially incompatible with a good night's sleep.
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For new graduates with little professional experience, those roles could be replaced with membership of university clubs and other social groups which demonstrate your "ability to be a top performer," said Cenedella.
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The Democratic Party, in contrast, has consistently maintained the character of a coalition of social groups more preoccupied with pragmatically seeking concrete benefits from government than with advancing a larger ideological cause.
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But the Democratic Party is organized as a coalition of social groups and best served when candidates are free to shape individual campaign appeals tailored to the interests of their own constituencies.
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As with most underground social groups, the best place to see all your like-minded friends is the convention scene, and Biggest Little Fur Con (BLFC) in Reno, Nevada was no exception.
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Here is one answer, from Julie Wronski, a political scientist at the University of Mississippi: Democrats contain much more heterogeneity across social groups than the more homogeneous white, Christian conservative Republican Party.
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Getting content to go viral required creating what Ressa called an "information cascade," generated by "niche accounts" linked to "boundary spanners" whose social media connections crossed social groups, classes and geographical areas.
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As the Native American scholar Joanne Barker has written, Marshall's definition is inextricable from "backwardness": Tribes are the unruly, violent social groups that preceded American civilization, and were rightfully subdued by it.
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One of the most popular features of Facebook-owned WhatsApp is group messaging, which turns the app's end-to-end encrypted chats into social groups that can include up to 256 participants.
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The writers who make up TTIE come from various "informal social groups" that have formed throughout time, Tawal Panyacosit Jr., a co-executive producer on CW Seed's "Life After First Failure," says.
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Much more troubling is the kind of hateful invective that these curse words, which were grounded in both racist and nativist sentiment, express against social groups whom the President has repeatedly targeted.
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He was an artist who wanted to capture the beauty of people in social groups, and he saw the local musicians who played at the club as a community, a contemporary tribe.
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Especially in rural parts of the province, education and social life is organised on denominational lines; so different religious communities form distinct social groups, although they are not hermetically sealed from each other.
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Importantly, respondents in 22016 were not yet familiar with Trump as a political candidate, which means their feelings towards various social groups at that time were not influenced by Trump's rhetoric or policies.
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They also analyzed their political and social views, asking them whether they supported the redistribution of wealth (a key tenet of socialism) or believed that some social groups should have dominance over others.
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Scientists say dolphins, which are highly intelligent, need the freedom to express themselves in their own habitat, and need to be able to form the tight social groups essential to their well-being.
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Twitter (TWTR) CEO Jack Dorsey sparked controversy in the country during his maiden visit there in November, by posing with a poster deemed insulting to one of Hinduism's top castes, or social groups.
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Will Munro's impact on Toronto felt magical for many people because he created something new from the fragments of disjointed social groups around him, something that hadn't been done in that community before.
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The Southern Resident orca population is a large extended family made up of three social groups, called pods and named J, K and L. The three missing whales are J17, K25 and L84.
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Even as Americans seek to right injustices suffered by specific social groups, they need to balance their small-group identities with a more integrative identity needed to create a cohesive national democratic community.
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Chloe Safier, a gender specialist (who received a master's degree from Harvard) told Refinery29 that the school's decision to force social groups to be co-ed is not really addressing the issues at hand.
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"Misinformation is much more likely to stick when it conforms with people's preexisting beliefs, especially those connected to social groups that they're a part of," says Kevin Arceneaux, a political scientist at Temple University.
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"Misinformation is much more likely to stick when it conforms with people's preexisting beliefs, especially those connected to social groups that they're a part of," Temple University professor Kevin Arceneaux told me last year.
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Their natural social groups, the lifelong bonds between mothers and offspring, and their prodigious daily travels — 75 miles in a day is routine — are just too far from anything we can offer in captivity.
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Researchers barely know where to start when it comes to scientifically assessing black-box social media algorithms, disinformation campaigns, trolls, social groups, and the human psyche all interact to affect human behavior and society.
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But in more rural places, that same first-hand knowledge of different social groups is lacking, which makes it easier for intolerance to spread (especially when misinformation is so easy to propagate on Facebook).
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The city's secretary for security announced the ban on the Hong Kong National Party using a previously little noticed colonial-era law that requires all social groups and organizations to register with the police.
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From a core group of fewer than 20 people in the early 2000s, the movement expanded swiftly: By 2015, there were hundreds of lawyers practicing human rights law or engaged in online social groups.
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Just as we have become more sensitized to the experience of different social groups, we are also more inured to the growth of uncivil discourse, wherever it may originate, on Fox or in fashion.
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It required the concerted efforts of Brazilian indigenous and social groups and their global allies to force governments and corporations operating in the Amazon to curb deforestation, which until recently had been relatively contained.
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The survey of 212,40.63 eighth-, 240.6th- and 22017th-grade students in public and private schools nationwide raised concerns about the popularity of vaping devices, available in countless styles to appeal to different social groups.
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Together, the policies represent a foundational understanding of trans people, a baseline education that would be necessary to inform law enforcement's engagement with one of the nation's most marginalized and highly criminalized social groups.
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The facility announced on Tuesday that they've decided to move the mammals to an ocean sanctuary after scientists showed that the highly-intelligent animals need space and opportunity to form social groups and truly thrive.
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"All of our training for all these years teaches us how to identify particular social groups," Michael Knowles, the head of the union local that represents USCIS officers in the DC area and overseas, says.
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What's never easy is dealing with the social groups, and the stigmas, and the ignorance, and all that comes along with doing things that are progressive, and out of the box, and beyond people's understanding.
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The Ministry nominated Piotr Bernatowicz, who is currently a public sector employee working in Poznan and has been accused of platforming artworks that target social groups, including the exhibiting of misogynistic and anti-Semitic artworks.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Labor unions and social groups blocked streets in downtown Buenos Aires on Wednesday to protest austerity measures proposed by the government and backed by the International Monetary Fund to reduce Argentina's debt.
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Other researchers have found that hearing diverse political messages promotes tolerance, interacting in politically integrated social settings curbs partisan biases, and having key social groups represented in both political parties helps maintain civil political discourse.
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It's actually a rare historical constant in American politics — even during the past few decades, when social groups that overlap substantially with the working class, like women, are starting to make strides toward equal representation.
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Insults aside, recent polls have said Khan is more popular with key social groups, like the young and BAME (Black and Minority Ethnic) voters, and is likely to return the Labour party to City Hall.
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In 2016, hundreds of ordinary citizens using the platform managed within a few weeks to come up with new regulations for online liquor sales, after multiyear discussions among business and social groups had broken down.
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When members of some social groups face barriers to living the life they choose, purely as a result of their membership in that group, then the society they live in is failing on liberal terms.
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Trinkets is about three high school students, Elodie (Brianna Hildebrand), Tabitha (Quintessa Swindell), and Moe (Kiana Madeira) who come from three different social groups but become unlikely friends when they connect at a Shoplifters Anonymous meeting.
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What we're doing, like the huge response to Hillary Clinton's nomination, has been termed "identity politics," a phrase that was coined to express political activity founded in the shared experiences of members of certain social groups.
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When support for a party's candidate comes from active hatred for certain social groups (as we have found in the case of President Trump), this fundamentally changes how political candidates construct their campaign strategy and messaging.
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Dunbar was the one that proposed the "social brain hypothesis," which states that our brains evolved not just for survival or for solving problems, but that it helped us to form large and complex social groups.
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The occupation, which ended without incident after several hours, was mounted by the Homeless Workers Movement, known as MTST, which along with Lula's Workers Party and other social groups has been leading protests against his imprisonment.
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The bloc sees the U.N.-led talks as an alternative to "continued conflict or continued autocratic rule" and says the post-war Syria should be democratic and give wide political representation to its various social groups.
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More recently, most zoos have worked hard to give apes the mental and emotional stimulation they need, with tires for swinging, rocks for climbing, social groups for mutual grooming or bouts of contagious laughing or yawning.
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Bhattacharya said that M-Pesa users will be able to message each other on Bonga in three ways: user-to-user, user-to-business and fundraising through "social groups" much like the group function on WhatsApp.
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The ruling party, as Mr Goscha notes in his shrewd final chapter, has subtly shifted its raison d'être "from defending 'class struggle' and 'proletarian internationalism' to promoting economic prosperity and inclusive nationalism for all social groups".
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The Ministry has nominated Piotr Bernatowicz, who is currently a public sector employee working in Poznan and has been accused of platforming artworks that target social groups, including the exhibiting of misogynistic and anti-Semitic artworks.
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Couples (and social groups involving any number of people) have found and invented nearly infinite ways to perform their intimacy for the world, inside and outside of marriage: apparel, social media, language, both verbal and physical.
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He was the first among his peers to take the anthropologist Franz Boas's work to its logical end and declare racial science illegitimate, pointing out that races were national and social groups rather than biological categories.
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Mr. Zuckerberg also stressed the idea of using Facebook to create this "social infrastructure" — essentially a digital means of connecting people around shared interests — mirroring social groups in the physical world like churches, governments and unions.
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Because the Democratic Party is a coalition of social groups seeking concrete political objectives, Democratic politicians are willing to compromise over the methods of policy implementation in the service of delivering practical benefits to group members.
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Ever since an exodus of white conservative southerners from the Democratic Party in the 1960s, objecting to the civil- rights movement, the party has maintained a fragile balance between a coalition of different demographic and social groups.
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If Trump is not a doctrinaire conservative, neither is he a conciliatory moderate, and he is not running on a laundry list of detailed policy initiatives directed toward individual social groups, as is common practice among Democrats.
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Its "Customer Support" and "Product Development" groups are the most active as well as social groups like "After5 Vancouver," where employees at the company's headquarters post about activities, Patience Yi, Hootsuite's vice president of platform, told Mashable.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has issued new rules demanding the establishment of Communist Party panels in non-government bodies, aiming to beef up the ruling party's role in such social groups, amid a broad crackdown on civil society.
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We measured feelings toward each group using a "feeling thermometer," a scale in which individuals can rate how favorable or unfavorable they feel towards certain social groups including: African Americans, Hispanics, Muslims, Christians, whites, and LGBT people.
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In the past two weeks, several hazing allegations have been brought against social groups at Ohio University, resulting in the college suspending all of its 15 social fraternities, three sororities, a professional fraternity, and the marching band.
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The latest United Nations Environment Programme report recognizes the importance of behavioural diversity and says data collection on social groups should be included in conservation efforts, along with keeping animal numbers and genetic variability up, going forward.
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QUITO (Reuters) - Ecuadorean President Lenin Moreno said he would assess a decree that slashed fuel subsidies with the indigenous and social groups that have led protests against it, but did not indicate he planned to repeal it.
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Earlier this year, Harvard researchers Tessa Charlesworth and Mahzarin Banaji studied data collected from 4.4 million tests of conscious -- or "explicit" -- bias against many different social groups, and compared that with measures of unconscious -- that is, "implicit" -- bias.
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The same study also found that young people who are more exposed to discussions about politics and current events in their classes and social groups are, logically, more comfortable in believing that they have a place within politics.
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This enables us to, in a sense, travel back in time to figure out which pre-Trump feelings towards social groups contribute to later President Trump approval — and identify the types of people who eventually turned to Trump.
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The answer, by our lights, isn't that hard: Human evolutionary history is real; the more recent sorting of people into nations and social groups with some degree of ethnic similarity is real; individual and familial ancestry is real.
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Which makes it all the stranger that the MDMA-and-smoothie set, a spider's web of social groups largely predicated on geographical closeness and a shared interest in making jokes about penis size, have made it their own.
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Shuhan Ma, a senior at Indiana and one of the Mandarin announcers, says that the program has helped to pull Chinese students away from their often closed-off social groups and experience other aspects of the campus life.
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While the politics of difference is attuned to the specific experiences of social groups, it also contains a universalizing impulse: a sense that all structural injustices — stemming from racism, sexism, class structure, or whatever — are to be opposed.
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We may not want the advertising industry to be responsive to us in terms of better targeting, but advertisements do communicate something to wider publics and citizens about various social groups and their placement and allocations of power.
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But that still may not be be enough to match the aspirations of the hundreds of businesses, applications, tourists and social groups that will be participating in the Olympics and looking for ways to communicate on a massive scale.
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The plan would cut payments to refugees to 560 euros a month per person, or around half of the poverty threshold according to a consensus of 40 social groups, while payments per household would be capped at 1,500 euros.
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QUITO, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Ecuadorean President Lenin Moreno said he would assess a decree that slashed fuel subsidies with the indigenous and social groups that have led protests against it, but did not indicate he planned to repeal it.
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"Queer social groups can be wonderful, but they're not for everyone, and sometimes it's nice to have a less formal environment that's queer heavy but not formally focused on sexuality—it's a good atmosphere for casual conversation," Stahl said.
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In an interview with Broadly, Bridges made a point to clarify that nerd culture has gained mainstream credit in recent years; the idea of nerds being emasculated in contrast to dominant male social groups is no longer totally accurate.
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After days of protests, Moreno last week ditched an IMF-backed plan to terminate decades-old fuel subsidies and started negotiations with the indigenous and other social groups to seek an agreement that would keep them from returning to the streets.
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He is more interesting on strategy: the Tories think that they're in with a chance of detaching significant social groups from the Labour coalition, such as members of ethnic minorities and the "just about managing" (which frequently blur into each other).
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Josue Ortega, a sociologist at the University of Essex, argues that by opening up a racially mixed pool of partners in places where social groups tend to be more homogenous, the internet will increase the number of mixed-race couples.
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Groups "such as foundations, social groups or think tanks" will be covered by the legislation, it said, which critics say is too vague and could severely limit the operations of social and environmental advocacy groups, besides business organizations and academia.
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As in prior years, the platform does stand out internationally — not for its typically center-left stances but for the large number of social groups that are discussed in particular sections, producing a very long laundry list of targeted policies.
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Operation Wetback, initiated in 1954 and overseen by President Eisenhower's military pal, retired Major General Joseph M. Swing, had an ostensibly humanitarian rationale; social groups like churches and labor unions had been raising alarms about the exploitation of immigrant labor.
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Platel's attraction to the darker parts of the psyche has been part of his work for the last 25 years, during which time he has refined the hidden elements in the structure of the human psyche and that of social groups.
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Intelligence organization must identify and understand the characteristics and motivations of two sets of challenges: First, the social groups that nourish extremism and provide the justifications and means for potential terrorists; second, the drivers that motivate people to join such groups.
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Vaccines may help reduce the spread of infection among social groups, the study authors wrote in the journal BMJ Open, and when no vaccine is available, non-pharmaceutical precautions such as respiratory hygiene and cough etiquette could help as well.
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"FOLDING BEIJING", A short story by Hao Jingfang, a Chinese science-fiction writer, is set in a futuristic version of China's capital where inequality is so stark that different social groups are not allowed to use the same ground simultaneously.
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Ashley: Yeah, I mean, I think with my friends I've noticed the story is sort of dipping your toe into the official, where you're like, you know your friends' social groups, so I know if my friend makes a new friend.
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In Thursday's case, the supreme court has been asked to rule that homophobia and transphobia are based on the belief that some social groups are inferior, and to equate this to racism, which is an unbailable offence in the 1988 constitution.
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But it lacks the outdoor spaces of Chimp Haven and Ms. Bonar said there are important aspects of the sanctuary, like materials to create nests each day, expanded social groups, and a fundamental commitment to the well-being of the chimps.
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When you watch any of the footage of this incident -- even the "exonerating" footage -- what you're looking at is three social groups who have grown up under such alienated circumstances that they have no road map for encountering the other.
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This sort of "unconscious bias" or some people call it "implicit bias" can be defined as the beliefs and feelings we have about social groups that can influence our decision making and our actions, even when we're not aware of it.
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This text contains within it a scriptural passage that outlines a theoretical division of labor for an ideal Indian society based on four social groups: (1) priests and teachers, (2) rulers and soldiers, (3) merchants and traders, and (4) laborers and artisans.
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The attacks, which are a new episode in the long history of violence against homosexual Americans, will also be a powerful reminder about the dangers of some of the angrier attacks that Trump has unleashed on different social groups here in America.
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In college, social groups and clubs are often built into campus life, but to continue to make new friends and expand your network after graduation, Augustine suggests using websites such as Directory of Associations, VolunteerMatch and Meetup to find people with common interests.
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The Democratic Party is, as some political scientists put it, a "coalition of social groups," ranging from Planned Parenthood to teachers' unions, rather than an ideological monolith; there's nothing comparable to the array of institutions that enforces purity on the other side.
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"State violence is justified by Brazilians when it's practiced against specific social groups, seen as disturbers of an abstract 'order' into which society should be organized by the state," said Pedro Geraldo, a professor of public security at the Fluminense Federal University.
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These can be community centers, open spaces, private facilities, and other places, where community and social groups can bring together ordinary people for an open sharing of thoughts and opinions -- behind closed doors, if need be and as and when they choose.
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And when Kayla gets up the courage to talk to her peers and try to break into new social groups, the camera frames the other kids so they take up most of the shot, a way to visually spell out the intimidation Kayla feels inside.
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But it also breaks up social groups in a way that makes alcohol less accessible: If the drinking age were 18, someone who is a freshman or sophomore in high school is much more likely to have access to an 18-year-old senior.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The number of women being trafficked from Bangladesh into Mumbai brothels is rising as part of greater migration from India's eastern neighbor, and police and social groups need to do more to rescue and repatriate them, a charity said on Thursday.
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If we don't imagine that there is this Platonic heaven of moral truths that a few people are privileged to access, but instead that it's a pragmatic business — figuring out how best to organize ourselves into social groups — I think maybe that's an improvement.
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A lot of it is people simply taking cues from political figures, from public figures, that they've identified themselves with one way or the other, whether they're party leaders or the leaders of social groups or interest groups that they feel some attachment to.
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But it also breaks up social groups in a way that makes alcohol less accessible: If the drinking age were 18, someone who is a freshman or sophomore in high school would be much more likely to have access to an 18-year-old senior.
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Federico, Feldman and Weber note that since the early 2000s, many especially acrimonious political debates have focused on threats to social stability and order — debates surrounding abortion, transgender rights, immigration, and the role of the federal government in protecting the rights of marginalized social groups.
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Carter proposed no innovative solutions to the major problems facing the country, nor did he mobilize any new and potent combination of powerful social groups...he parlayed early victories into media attention, resources, and popular support sufficient to produce later victories and eventual nomination.
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But it also breaks up social groups in a way that makes alcohol less accessible: If the drinking age were 18, someone who is a freshman or sophomore in high school is much more likely to have access to an 18-year-old senior in high school.
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"On the contrary, the aim from the outset was to sketch a complex roadmap that will allow mothers from diverse social groups to locate themselves on it in order to allow a variety of subjective maternal experiences to exist," Donath wrote to me in an email.
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In France, for example, the state loathes the idea that social groups should live outside the framework of the egalitarian republic; but in practice some residents of the country, such as the Muslim inhabitants of high-rise slums outside Paris, do virtually live outside that framework.
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There is no room in the public sector for the artworks which target singled out social groups, misogynistic artwork (the exhibitions Strategies of Rebellion, Arsenal Municipal Gallery, 2015), or songs filled with anti-Semitic stereotyping ("Arsenał Kultury" (Arsenal of Culture) – a radio broadcast in Radio Poznań, 2017).
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As historian John Coski wrote in The Confederate Battle Flag: America's Most Embattled Emblem and Libby Nelson explained for Vox, use of the flag surged after Southern universities, stock car racers, and social groups embraced it in the 1950s as a symbol of white and Southern culture.
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Several Sri Lankans interviewed by BuzzFeed News said they were part of informal social groups of hundreds of people who regularly shared abusive posts specifically to report them en masse to Facebook, believing this method was the only way to get the company's content moderators to take them down.
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The Delta Gamma sorority at Harvard University has chosen to disband rather than become coed, a move that comes after the school instituted a policy that members of single-gender student social groups would be barred from campus leadership positions and opportunities for fellowships, the Harvard Crimson reported.
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The bully pulpit, a concept which Trump takes literally, allows the president to pit social groups against one another or to unite them, to convey critical information to help in times of trouble or to spread false information that skews public conversations, and to assist allies or delegitimize opponents.
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The Council, which is elected every four years, will still be dominated by lawmakers allied with Beijing because of an unusual system in which almost half the seats are allocated to industry and social groups, whose small number of electors are easily swayed by the pro-Beijing establishment.
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For animals that live in social groups, as macaques and people do, the benefits of social life are many, from defense against predators (for wild monkeys, and no doubt for humans at some point in their history) to emotional health and well-being (for humans, and probably monkeys, too).
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Her father was a lawyer in private practice there and a founder of the Council of New York Law Associates, now the Lawyers Alliance for New York, which provides legal services to nonprofit and social groups seeking to improve the quality of life of low-income New Yorkers.
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One of the book's two main social groups is the greasers — a youth subculture composed of low-income kids with a passion for Elvis Presley and so named for the hair product they liberally apply — who are trapped in an identity they did not choose and cannot explain.
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India's Muslims have evolved their own survival strategy since 1989 and the rise of the Hindu nationalist politics under the banner of the B.J.P. They combined with other social groups to vote for the party best placed to defeat the B.J.P., but this strategy has yielded diminishing returns.
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This all raises the possibility that the Trump era is ushering in a new "normal" to American politics, in which support is derived not just from appealing to in-group affection, but from the outright belittlement and denigration of the opposition party and the social groups that comprise its members.
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For the time being, the French government is hanging on thanks to massive police operations and the fact that the rioting social groups have neither the leadership nor the programs that would offer viable alternatives for the transition of power in the quasi-imperial presidential system of the Fifth Republic.
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While Mr George thought the autonomy of religious communities needed shoring up, Lord Sacks was inclined to think that religious communities in Europe were, in a sense, too autonomous: in other words, too insensitive to the concerns of other social groups or to the interests of society as a whole.
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Bound by the traditions of various religions and secular obligations, we trek from place to place with smiles on our faces to talk to the people in our families and social groups that we like or, at the very least, can be in the same room with for thirty minutes.
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Just as it did after the shooting down of a Malaysian airliner in eastern Ukraine in 2014, the Kremlin targeted aggrieved social groups — not difficult to find in the years since the 2008 financial crisis — and capitalized on the disciplined silence of the Western investigators, filling the vacuum with alternative theories.
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The Blue Collar Comedy Tour (with well-known Southern comedians), The Three Amigos Tour (with well-known Latino comedians), The Original Kings of Comedy Tour (with well-known black comedians) and the Axis of Evil Comedy Tour (with well-known Middle Eastern comedians) were all aimed at very specific ethnic and social groups.
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Rather than acting as a single party "base" with a common set of policy goals or ideological commitments, Democratic supporters are made up of a diverse array of social groups strewn across state and district boundaries, each with its own agenda of political concerns and quest for representation among the party leadership.
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Now, alongside structured reality shows about colorful social groups ("Made in Chelsea"), competition shows searching for the next big thing ("The X Factor") and manipulative dating shows ("Love Island"), a gentler style of reality vehicle has been on the rise, delighting audiences in Britain and — increasingly — making the leap to the United States.
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But the unique demography of killer whale social groups may motivate younger females to invest more competitive effort into reproduction, tipping the costs and benefits of reproduction for older females, said Darren Croft, a professor of animal behavior at the University of Exeter in England and an author of the new paper.
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Any movement that threatens to sacrifice electoral pragmatism and discourage acts of political compromise in favor of strict adherence to a set of abstract values must contend with the fact that the social groups that constitute the Democratic coalition prize symbolic acts of ideological devotion less than the delivery of concrete policy change.
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Woman fans cited musicians and bands from Glassjaw to Eminem to Buckcherry, and criticism was wide ranging, from lyrical content to the people that play the music (one fan raised the example of her disappointment in Brand New's Jesse Lacey, accused of sexual abuse), to the social groups that form because of different genres.
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As is recalled by Robert Jones of the Public Religion Research Institute, another independent body, the religious factor in American politics has been powerful and remarkably stable for at least two decades, with white Christians (especially but not only evangelical ones) tending to opt for Republican candidates and other social groups (including black Christians and the spiritually unaffiliated) for Democrats.
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And if there is any episode this season that gets at the idea that black people are not all the same all over the United States of America, then the one about the Gullah Geechee people in South Carolina, descendants of Central and West Africans from a range of ethnic and social groups who were enslaved in isolated coastal areas of the US, is it.
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They admit that this broader, more detailed approach will be more time-consuming, and it'll require different types of behavioral data, but it'll be more effective at "providing a holistic lens for depicting dominance relationships in nonhuman primate groups," and it could also "accurately reflect how nonhuman primates use dominance relationships in fluid, situation-specific ways in the ever-changing social groups they live in," the authors write in the study.
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Our intelligence agencies spent decades working their way into the social groups and organizations that are private, dealing with this issue, and they did a really good job at discrediting it over the many decades after World War II. They actually had good reason for this, because what happened is all these people get together and start talking about all this stuff, and they don't know all the facts.
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ORB phone poll: Remain 55 / Leave 42Men, Tory voters, and the elderly are all now more likely to vote against a Brexit A new poll is really worrying for people campaigning for Britain to leave the EU. Not only does the ORB poll show another comfortable lead for Remain campaign, but it also suggests social groups that were once very likely to back a Brexit are now leaning towards the status quo option.
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