She brought out what her elders and my elders had been saying for hundreds of years.
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Support your elders The way we treat our elders is a reflection of a society and its values.
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Recruit our elders: In our villages, respected elders played a critical role passing wisdom and knowledge to future generations.
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There are eight bosses in the newly revised Prison of Elders and 16 variations on the Challenge of Elders weekly event.
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He participated in the first Elders mission to Sudan in October 2007 and has played a role in every Elders delegation to the Middle East.
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The elders of those clans have been consulted regarding the shooting, and Yang is working as a liaison between the police, elders, media and community at large.
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"It's always been our cultural value, our traditional way of addressing, that elders come first before any event, and elders speak first before any ceremonial events," Pitka said.
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" - - - - THE ELDERS (group of global leaders): "He played a vital role in leading The Elders' work, and was a voice of great authority and wisdom in public and private.
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This is a story about how all the young boys decide at one point that they want to take power from the elders so they kill all the elders.
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The Families We Make was created to raise awareness of Services & Advocacy for GLBT Elders (SAGE), the country's largest and oldest organization dedicated to improving the lives of LGBTQ elders.
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Dawar, who went into hiding after the clash, surrendered to authorities after talks between the government and a traditional council of Pashtun elders, according to one of the elders involved.
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They don't know which elders authorized the march because they say other elders wrote a letter, co-signed by Clark, stating that it was inappropriate and asking vets to go home.
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And even if there were a healthy tradition of mentorship by gay elders, the population of gay elders — the ones who would now be in their 60s and 2019s — was decimated by AIDS.
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Elders in the community (including Piilani Kaawaloa's grandmother) soon convened.
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Young folk are dislodging their elders from the juiciest jobs.
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Respecting elders or people who are more educated than me.
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Younger Singaporeans tend to be more understanding than their elders.
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Elders' situation a member of our staff made a mistake.
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You open the door for them; you respect your elders.
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Straight out of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion.
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She immediately informed the village elders in their pastoralist community.
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The city elders were aghast, but the public loved it.
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At the Sacred Fire, the news is confirmed by elders.
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The elders are asking those without heated structures to leave.
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The elders squabbled about what to do with the vets.
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Newcomers ask advice of elders, who are happy to answer.
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The Marind Anim of New Guinea bury senescent elders alive.
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Republican party elders have done much to earn populist ire.
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That's a council of elders, with longstanding bonds between them.
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But what could have earned such skepticism from party elders?
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The elders and many of the women only speak Quechua.
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It's no longer a secret, passed down from its elders.
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"I study with elders, with rabbis, with everyone," he said.
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I'd never been religious, but I'd always obeyed my elders.
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To the elders, this new gospel was nothing but sin.
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Today, Mentawai elders can worship and dress as they wish.
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It's a theme in our community to respect your elders.
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Elders have retired from public life or have passed on.
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Your elders could be killed, your sisters could be attacked.
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Now is the time to listen to Earth's native elders.
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When China's elders were young, talking about sex was taboo.
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The elders around me were sobbing and hugging one another.
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Many people, especially the elders, were aghast, Ms. Beyha said.
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Perhaps it comes with being one of the circuit's elders.
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Then the elders take over, and the deepest dancing begins.
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Forty years of musicians, and we've got the same elders.
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"We are all elders in the making," Mr. Conley said.
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If they make their elders uncomfortable, that's how it should be.
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It starts with deference and respect, especially to elders, he said.
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Our Galapagos tortoise elders helped us celebrate our 100th birthday yesterday.
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But what do our elders have to say about it all?
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Precocious youngsters, too, can feel awkward about bossing their elders around.
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Younger people tend to have more of it than their elders.
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Traditionally this required the scrupulous updating of genealogies by family elders.
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Muslim elders have urged people to show restraint, the posts showed.
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Experts say they are also more risk-averse than their elders.
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Because to Steve's point, with Epic and Elders, they're out there.
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And younger people in Botswana are more tolerant than their elders.
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There is fierce opposition, meanwhile, from influential Muslim elders and teachers.
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But the anti-Trump campaign is also angering some party elders.
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In 2012, just 135 elders selected members of the lower house.
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That's what the story of Susanna and the Elders is about.
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She said he was a sweet boy who respected his elders.
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Like them, there are other elders and families in similar situations.
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So yes, respect your elders, but do more than just that.
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Democratic Party, those elders included lions who had struggled to sustain
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Related article Techno Elders, Aging Gracefully in a Youth-Oriented Genre
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Moreover, younger generations of employees want more flexibility than their elders.
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This is one of the many stories told by the elders.
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Not a few smug white kids or chanting American Indian elders.
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Growing up undocumented, I saw my elders as marvels of nature.
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"This is just what our elders taught us," a woman says.
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Most of the elders wouldn't talk to me about the murders.
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Immigrant elders also help transplanted families maintain a sense of continuity.
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But then they realize you need the wisdom from the elders.
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They're elders in one of the biggest Aboriginal nations in Australia.
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I have learned to turn to the elders in my community.
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Federer has long relished the chance to speak with tennis elders.
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Local residents and tribal elders said 14 people had been killed.
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I hear directly from elders and caregivers via Facebook and Twitter.
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As Clinton has got up to speed, so have campaign elders.
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Elders sang every word of a hymn that filled the sanctuary.
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Babies — adorable in their ungainliness — playfully splashed around their elders' feet.
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Asked about their origins, he recited a pantheon of Showplace elders.
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The native elders say society needs to turn around by 2020.
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Often, she says, this was to hide rapes by church elders.
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They joined a church and stayed close to cousins and elders.
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The elders wanted the job to go to Matiullah Khan's brother.
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But she was struck by the mind-set of her elders.
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The government has urged elders in both communities to seek reconciliation.
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In each of those categories, the younger users surpassed their elders.
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"Caring about our LGBT elders means making sure they have access to publicly funded senior services, which can be literally life-saving," Michael Adams, CEO of Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders (SAGE), said in a statement.
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The outgoing parliament, elected in 2012, was picked by only 135 elders.
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CNN: How did you learn about the Navajo elders and their needs?
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The room was filled with elders and academics, knowledge carriers and artists.
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Maybe we'd get better innovation if we left it to Zuckerberg's elders.
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Youngsters have become more law-abiding for similar reasons as their elders.
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"The children then dance for the elders," she said with a smile.
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They really are much more skeptical of foreign intervention than their elders.
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He said it was odd how the elders almost never expelled girls.
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They may compete with party elders like former Vice President Joe Biden.
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But now young Arabs often cite Islamic texts when challenging their elders.
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City elders and defenders of the refugee centre have a different take.
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When the ceremony began, the relatives and elders gave short, simple speeches.
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When the Bambote elders confronted the Luba adulterer, he did not apologize.
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T), shed 3 percent, while Australian rural services firm Elders Ltd (ELD.
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"Our elders exchanged their children for 'nice things' like matchboxes," Agyei says.
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Others have called for millennials to overthrow their likeminded but ossified elders.
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Islam, he says, teaches deference to one's elders, reverence for the father.
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Using a term for revered elders, they addressed him as Zha lao .
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The tribe's elders are very particular about how sacred objects are treated.
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But as some Latinx elders would say, "estoy viejo pero con vida".
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Underwear can be a token of respect for elders of all sorts.
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Instead, clan elders will select delegates, who will then choose the politicians.
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On court, there is little to distinguish Ms Gauff from her elders.
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Dozens of political giants, party elders and rising stars ranging from Sen.
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And if we are elders, we're supposed to encourage the best. Yeah.
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"Only then will he be able to speak to elders," he says.
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There are elders who teach skills like harvesting cedar and other medicines.
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And they are rightly expecting us, their elders, to listen and respond.
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The president disrespecting my elders, in the cellarium, with the tiki torch.
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They don't see it as an issue as much as their elders.
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This may help Americans keep infected young people and healthy elders apart.
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Ten elders, including Younis and eight of Maizullah's cousins, were less fortunate.
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Village elders have issued bans on women wearing jeans or using mobiles.
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He asked village elders in the area about manuscripts of that time.
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And I would say number three would be to seek out elders.
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Young black masculinity finds its elders—if they want to be found.
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Two elders from the church they attended arrived to ask for mercy.
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Party elders are too old or too weak to cause him trouble.
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Neither could muster the wise elders to steer a more conventional course.
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But these artists seem steadfastly uninterested in their elders' idea of rap.
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The Council of Muslim Elders has come to specialize in interfaith dialogue.
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They developed words by talking with community elders and Plains Cree speakers.
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You've mentioned some of the issues Native American elders in particular face.
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Crucially, those younger generations were, themselves, more ethnically diverse than their elders.
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In excerpts in Nunatsiaq Online, Inuit Elders said that caribou are disappearing.
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However, Stephanie Hope Smith, the mediator who has been facilitating meetings between the Walker and the Dakota elders, recently indicated on her blog that the elders may decide not to burn the wood, and need more time to decide.
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Satisfying your fans and also your elders may be an impossible balancing act.
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It's a school that welcomes our elders and our perspectives and our contributions.
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Frail elders are at higher risk for falls, fractures, hospitalizations and cognitive decline.
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Norman Elders say the ice should have been safe that day in 27.
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Students, and their elders as well, must not lose sight of these distinctions.
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The hardest thing for me is the conditions you find elders without food.
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After being out here with these elders for 33 years, they become family.
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CNN: How hard is it for you to reach some of these elders?
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He always had a smile for every one, respected all especially his elders.
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Ms. Ahmed said she relayed the news to elders in the Somali community.
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We always took care of our elders and took care of our children.
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Reaching Light 335 requires the next-level Prison, called Challenge of the Elders.
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Mayan elders used to pass on their beekeeping knowledge to an interested relative.
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In fact, LGBTQ youth and elders are often especially in need of support.
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She volunteers her Saturdays to listen to different elders and ethnic group leaders.
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Polling also suggests young evangelicals are as hostile to abortion as their elders.
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Third of all, he was elderly — and we've got to respect our elders.
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It is just that what they find good will often perplex their elders.
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On this subject at least, younger Americans are more conservative than their elders.
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In the past, Jamaican elders believed the pattern revealed how you would die.
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But Inuit elders, though they had no written history, knew of many clues.
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Lawmakers will be chosen by clan elders and sworn in on Oct. 30.
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READ: Republican elders ask 'who's worse' for the GOP brand: Trump or Cruz?
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The women were on one side, men on the other, with elders between.
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Many paraplegics and elders with Alzheimer's left alone will be in dire straits.
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Zuni elders told me that the mountain was created within the Earth's womb.
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How do you describe and address your elders properly while still being respectful?
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"There is a certain language you can only speak to elders," he explained.
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His writing skills attracted the attention of his elders at an early age.
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These behaviors do not involve elders, but an entirely different category of being.
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Local elders mediated, and after much effort Mr. Muhammad returned to his family.
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We should aspire to learn from our elders instead of just admiring them.
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In China, couples serve tea to their elders to show respect and gratitude.
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When they saw their elders, they would both say "salaam," a respectful greeting.
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A group of Australia schoolboys have obviously been taught to respect their elders.
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Learning from your queer elders or drag queens/kings was a social experience.
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Their elders, on the other hand, are less vulnerable to the latte factor.
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Mr. Glover often sings about lessons from elders and the responsibilities of parenthood.
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But there is also this: communities mobilizing tech and goodwill to help elders.
|
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But recently, local elders convinced the Taliban to allow the schools to reopen.
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What ways can your school more meaningfully bring elders into the educational experience?
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Young people reliably outperformed their elders in the no-stimulation and sham conditions.
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"The cultural elders are like a small Parliament in my village," she said.
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Boards of elders are usually volunteers recommended, and often approved, by the pastor.
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The youngs bring energy, the elders history, and it's not just about career.
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Indebted to those who fought France, I was ordered to revere my elders.
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Tribes expect little help in fight to protect elders from coronavirus, Stateline reports.
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He and three other elders at the church had jobs at Liberty University.
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If only more members of Congress and Republican elders would do the same.
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My elders used to ask, 'What do these people know about death, anyway?
|
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And elders have been particularly slow to take advantage of the shingles vaccine.
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Third of all, he was elderly, and we've got to respect our elders. . . .
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And what about the roughly 11 million elders in America who live alone?
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Sioyia Lesinko Lekisio, one of the elders, had no doubts who did this.
|
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And what about the roughly 11 million elders in America who live alone?
|
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Off the ice, in the clubhouse, the Ardsley club's elders dissected the matches.
|
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The Republican elders are offering their party an opening to change the conversation.
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They traditionally turn out for midterm elections at lower rates than their elders.
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Some of them are trying to convince their elders to do the same.
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"There really is a severe housing crisis for L.G.B.T. elders," Dr. Skultety said.
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Unlike our parents in the '60s, I wanted to listen to my elders.
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I want you, within the church, your circle, your elders, to find someone.
|
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Their deaths prompted village elders to agree to accept so-called love marriages.
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In fact, young people might now be rolling their eyes at their elders.
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We used all of those foraged ingredients to make a wild elk stew, with meat donated by a tribal hunter, for an annual gathering called the Muckleshoot Elders Luncheon that brought together over 1,000 elders from tribes across the region.
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The question is why they've been unable at getting their elders to follow suit.
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The role of the church and pastors, the massive deference you give to elders.
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YOUNG people have always been more idealistic than their elders, and more liberal too.
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The film's main Elders are obviously convinced that they are being kind and compassionate.
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In my family, we always have to ask for a counsel of the elders.
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It's them taking agency over their sexuality, like in "Susanna and the Elders" [1980].
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Many Rohingya elders have for decades rejected violence and sought dialogue with the government.
|
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Trump's massive lead has Republican Party elders like Mitt Romney, former New Jersey Gov.
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It turns out, "Listen to your elders" is one of the useful clichés. 1.
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Elders greet him in passing and ask for updates on his Muay Thai career.
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Republican elected officials and party elders lined up Saturday to denounce Trump's incendiary remarks.
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Being appointed one by the sport's council of elders is considered a high honor.
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Many are also stuck in jobs less secure and lower paid than their elders.
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John was sitting in a small group of elders who preferred the breeze outside.
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Personally, as a trans person, I've been very lucky to be around feminine elders.
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Childhood, he said to his wife, and she told him to respect his elders.
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Today's youth are increasingly unhappy with the way their elders are running the world.
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But I often think of the other ways in which our elders inspire us.
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Be inspired by your elders If your grandmother fought for women's suffrage, that's inspiring.
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She is leading the Elders Walk Together campaign's activities on Nelson Mandela's 100th birthday.
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Local Afghan news organizations quoted residents and elders as saying the victims were civilians.
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As the Sex Pistols knew, being repulsive to your elders is a punk prerequisite.
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Mahdavi, ignoring pink, said that she thought they used space differently from their elders.
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"This shows trans elders who need gender-affirming services in nursing homes," she said.
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But don't forget the burden family caregivers deal with when they're looking after elders.
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He also participated in an Elders meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow.
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And in an isolated region with no permanent police presence, elders deal with disputes.
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Consider this interview with elders from the Paiute Nation, Alan Bacock and Harry Williams.
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At first, the elders were hesitant to let van Leer digitally scan the sites.
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This isn't the first time Chance has given props to his Black girl elders.
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Local elders and residents had also said Ethiopian troops had helped with the arrest.
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Manning and her family are facing the fallout from their elders' lack of planning.
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There are no beloved statewide officeholders or popular party elders to rally the troops.
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A second unexamined reason elders may be outside is to assert their individual rights.
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There has not been an outpouring of criticism or anger from the community's elders.
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And the parties are often intergenerational, with queer youth and elders alike sharing space.
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All the while, community elders — "the mothers" — are in the background as moral arbiters.
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He explained how overfishing had depleted the stock despite years of warnings by elders.
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Others called Epiphanius a compromise choice likely to forestall bickering among the church elders.
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Trilobites When running for safety, aphid nymphs crawl onto the backs of their elders.
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Before this project, Ms. Bright had spent time listening to the stories of elders.
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She would bargain with the elders, just as she had bargained with her grandfather.
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And far too many young people have chosen to prioritize themselves over their elders.
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It's Thanksgiving, when I am always most homesick for beloved elders no longer here.
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At the same time, young Italians tend to interact a lot with their elders.
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He hopes that there will soon be a tiny village just for Fair Elders.
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He went to a village near where the accident occurred, interviewing two tribal elders.
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He holds salons with tribal elders and depends on family as his closest advisers.
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"Some of our elders cannot fish, so we fish for them," Ms. Tulimasealii said.
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That summer, ISIS ordered nearly a hundred local elders to assemble at a mosque.
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Social isolation and loneliness can take a serious toll on elders, psychologically and physically.
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It's not that any age subgroup from babies to elders matters more than others.
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Marvila's elders even dropped in to drink coffee and spend time with the developers.
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The pipeline protest has united the Ramapoughs unlike any moment many elders can recall.
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For all of the changes going on, this restaurant is respectful of its elders.
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Young people were more likely to be uninsured than their elders, the N.C.H.S. found.
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They are often party elders such as former lawmakers, presidents and other party dignitaries.
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Their actions "indiscriminately affected all passengers, [including] children, infants, elders and housewives," he said.
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Retired elders from the Communist Party's liberal wing have been warned to stay quiet.
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Words that had threatened to become obsolete are passed down as elders recognize them.
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First, it's about respecting your elders (even if they're roaring, rude and borderline suicidal).
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This overreliance on the elders leads to a brittleness in the understanding of truth.
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To some extent, the inscrutable brains of the elders could be turned inside out.
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They stop in for safety checks when family or doctors worry about elders' welfare.
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Slick Rick was, at times, a cause célèbre, but largely among the genre's elders.
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Khmer elders can recall when Cambodia was part of French Indochina (up until 1953).
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It's hard to tell Court of Oryx apart from the Archon's Forge, Prison of Elders from the Challenge of Elders, and the Vault of Glass raid from the Wrath of the Machine, but half of these activities spit out loot that's long obsolete.
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I stepped into the cold darkness, snow piling on box elders and cottonwoods and pines.
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In the space of a week last month, three mukhtars, or neighbourhood elders, were killed.
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I help over 500 traditional Navajo elders living in 11 areas of the Navajo reservation.
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No. One of our main goals is to keep the elders warm through the winter.
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Some people in the community -- particularly elders -- believe the move threatens the tribe's Inupiat identity.
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Even those born after 1980—roughly half the population—know well what their elders endured.
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Young people are more likely than their elders to live in city flats without gardens.
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I wanted to write about young people who became heroes by fighting against their elders.
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Workers would need to be taxed more heavily to pay for care for their elders.
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"All the village council elders who ordered the revenge rape have been arrested," he said.
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But before you choose to follow her advice, learn from the mistakes of your elders.
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Elders wants other moms to know that they have the right to nurse in public.
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They may find themselves yearning for the kind of deference their elders once automatically enjoyed.
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In 2016, Republican and Democratic party elders are struggling to reassert authority, with little success.
|
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The Buddhist elders, who had termed conversion a "wicked and depraved act", have fallen silent.
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The olds are to blame too, but the youngs are growing while their elders shrink.
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Unlike in other Western countries, young Muslims in Denmark are more observant than their elders.
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Tremendous pressure was applied to Saba by community elders to pardon her father and uncle.
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All of this excites the warlock elders who believe that their time is finally coming.
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Officials and elders said Tuesday's attack targeted a gathering to protest against a police commander.
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Many LGBTQ elders are estranged from their biological families due to stigma around their identities.
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But party elders convinced them to wait so a less turbulent transition could be arranged.
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The U.S. military said they were Islamist militants but clan elders said they were civilians.
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They wanted the hunters to deal only with the Aymara elders and pay with cash.
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Young voters, who tend to be better educated than their elders, have more open attitudes.
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Zimbabwe Archbishop Johannes Ndanga said girls as young as 12 are examined by church elders.
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Experts worry, too, about diversion — relatives, neighbors or caregivers helping themselves to their elders' medicines.
|
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Many elders complained that Luba men had not shown enough respect to the women's parents.
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On the last day of my visit, we met with village elders and tribal leaders.
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Police officers have long used the word to describe their elders, usually behind their backs.
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We must talk to our elders and cultural custodians to know what came before us.
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"Respect your elders" is an adage older than the individuals it urges us to revere.
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Younger Cuban-Americas have been especially uncomfortable with the hard-line views of their elders.
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His enemies are emboldened, and party elders who stayed neutral are now off the sidelines.
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Underwear and some whisky flasks are not the way we wish to honor our elders.
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Councils of male elders in villages have ordered such punishments in Bangladesh, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.
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The elders' remarks made it clear that they believed Mr. Hybels and doubted the women.
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And a new generation of homeowners may be rebelling against the preferences of their elders.
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Connect with your elders, and people who have "been there, done that," for their advice.
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To the Editor: The article describes elders who are suffering at the end of life.
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Respecting the elders' decisions, no matter how unjust or harsh, is required to maintain honor.
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It takes a village to support our elders, one of our country's most vulnerable populations.
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Services had ceased with the deaths of elders, and the building was in poor condition.
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The party elders put a turban on her as the sign of transfer of power.
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But while the softboi might be obvious for a certain generation, what of our elders?
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Condemning scores of American elders to a painful death should be unthinkable for any reason.
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It's hard to overstate the importance of Native elders to their families, tribes, and communities.
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In the 1950s, Harrington was young, brash and impatient with elders in the socialist movement.
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Though we expected to hear mostly from caregivers, elders themselves — increasingly online — weigh in, too.
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But probably no more than their elders fritter on chat-shows and repeats of soaps.
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Tribal elders celebrated what they said was the validation of months of prayer and protest.
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Wouldn't trust anyone under 30 who didn't poke at his or her or their elders.
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On the other hand, Millennials spend $1,130 less on travel and television than their elders.
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Young people are generally more interested in buying and selling digital currencies than their elders.
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In fact, by 2014, men aged 18 to 25 were more traditional than their elders.
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The Elders is a group of distinguished thought leaders including Jimmy Carter and Kofi Annan.
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"I think he should treat his elders with a bit more respect," the diplomat said.
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Many of the tribal elders and government leaders General Turner worked with have been killed.
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Details of the episode were confirmed by several family members, as well as local elders.
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"Young Jewish Europeans are more exposed to anti-Semitic incidents than their elders," she said.
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On Wednesday, a few dozen remained at the site as elders considered the next step.
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The ceremony was organized by elders from the Matapato area where the boys are from.
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Publishing the anti-Semitic text The Protocols of the Elders of Zion would, in this construction, fall under the category of "being wrong on the internet," but popularizing The Protocols of the Elders of Zion has led to violence again and again and again.
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That's not to say elders are without merit, or vision or even a sense of justice.
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Pace yourself, heed the advice of your elders, and know that rejection is in the air.
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But she's hopeful that those party elders will change their minds and join the Sanders campaign.
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"We have been asked by the elders not to do direct action," Wes Clark Jr. said.
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If you invite Native elders into your spaces, treat them with the respect that we do.
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Her institutional advantages in terms of having elected officials and party elders behind her remain formidable.
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The Elders and Bill will discuss the recent media stories and answer any questions you have.
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Early research shows that lonely and vulnerable elders like Jim seem content to communicate with robots.
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But their brutality, when it came to killing elders and leaders in the villages was unforgivable.
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In the end, the elders may decide that the wood should not go to Fort Snelling.
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But it is mainly from porn that teenagers are learning about subjects their elders won't discuss.
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She answers elders with impunity, looks at the British with scorn and doesn't care for tradition.
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But that doesn't mean that they shouldn't listen to advice from their elders, if you will.
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Its fighters still murder village elders, extort money and wage a low-level war of attrition.
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This is what the more sober minded elders of the GOP, Gingrich included, are discovering now.
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Church elders were not afraid that congregations would start tapping their toes or swinging their partners.
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You will have registered your voice against a status quo bestowed upon you by your elders.
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A candidate for the regional presidency, tribal elders, and journalists were also killed, Mahad Abdia said.
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Spend time talking to your relatives and elders about the past and where you come from.
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In most regions they are at least twice as likely as their elders to be unemployed.
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Thus couples often find themselves living with, or being watched over by, several—often contending—elders.
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Dakota Elders have decided the fate of Sam Durant's "Scaffold," which is legally in their possession.
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But the real achievement here is surprising: the village elders are as intrigued as the students.
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Teen-age boys were cast out so church elders could get their pick of young brides.
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" Nicole Wong, Stylist "A pop of red is always a great way to please the elders.
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Fun fact: Shazam stands for Solomon, Hercules, Atlas, Zeus, Achilles, Mercury ... which were Captain Marvel's elders.
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People like me have the opportunity to talk to our elders that we've never had before.
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The 12-year-old reported the rape to her mother, who then complained to village elders.
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And it will argue that the young are an oppressed minority, held back by their elders.
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Intersecting this widening spectrum is the generational split between the liberal young and their conservative elders.
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The most obvious examples may have been pointed out to you by your film-buff elders.
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The department also ordered 14 temple elders to give themselves up to police or face arrest.
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It was there that the elders would give teachings and share wisdom with the younger generations.
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That's deeply admirable, and even where one may disagree with their elders, worth paying due regard.
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"Same like Brazil," said Cyril Tasman, one of the elders from Lajamanu who supports the team.
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George Stonefish appeared on a panel with three of sixteen Lenape elders who'd come to town.
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When she insisted on studying further, her elders refused, saying she brought shame to the family.
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The women do not need counseling, the elders rule, because they weren't conscious during their rapes.
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The Associated Press reported that roughly 30 elders, called kupuna in Hawaiian, were arrested on Wednesday.
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Retro Report Going back at least to the 1583s, when the elders of colonial Salem, Mass.
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There, he will hold a private meeting with the members of the Muslim Council of Elders.
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I really studied it, and I knew being humble was a way to respect your elders.
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"Don't wait for permission from the elders and the gate keepers to do it," Livingston said.
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According to the tale, when spring rolled around, the elders thawed out and were just fine.
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What their elders ate is inextricable from who they were, and who these chefs are today.
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It's important that you stay focused today, and that you respect your elders and authority figures.
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I found myself wondering how the elders felt about having their experiences strip-mined for lessons.
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There's a really notoriously anti-Semitic book that ... "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion," right?
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People aged 50 to 64 are more likely to report recent marijuana use than their elders.
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While studying this behavior, the researchers noticed the peculiar sight of the young riding their elders.
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Young people are supposed to be woke social justice warriors who are disgusted by their elders.
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A refugee resettlement coordinator, originally from South Sudan My family are all Wiradjuri elders, in Bathurst.
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Three days later, his co-pastor, Ms. Larson, and the board of elders also stepped down.
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We should be offering to make shopping runs for our elders and other at-risk neighbors.
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Fudge started off quiet and deferential to her elders — very much unlike the vivacious Tubbs Jones.
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He has shaped his image as a reformer but taken care not to offend party elders.
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Now, they are much more likely to be living at home with their parents or elders.
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The agency, Elders Real Estate, said it was calling for expressions of interest for Coomboona Dairies.
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But he also played his limited hand with great skill from the beginning, outmaneuvering his elders.
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Then, under the supervision of three "psychedelic elders," they each drink a mug of psilocybin tea.
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He is also said to have sent a delegation of elders to negotiate with Mr. Ishchi.
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NASA says that they consulted with Powhatan tribal elders and representatives before deciding on the name.
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Among the dozens of guests were Afghan officials and elders, as well as former Taliban members.
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At Yusuf's dawar , one of the elders stormed into the street, furious about the premature celebration.
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Results of the trial, called Aging and Cognitive Health Evaluation in Elders, are expected in 2022.
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Having younger members criticize party elders is not new, nor is it always a bad thing.
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Years ago, elders on the tribal council had picked Oomittuk as a kind of tradition bearer.
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"Soft" approaches focus on community-driven rehabilitation, including moral counselling from elders, developing hobbies, and mentoring.
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But more than 10 Somali elders said in interviews that they had paid or received bribes.
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For months now, the elders have slumbered after sending one of their own to lead us.
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For this reason, these galactic elders (dubbed "H-dropouts") have remained invisible to astronomers—until now.
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Earlier, elders had appeared at the outpost's gate and asked to speak with Viper's commander, Capt.
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The elders' tale, he said, was one of the most ridiculous lies he had ever heard.
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But unlike most elders, he's also willing to paint himself as a student — hence, middle child.
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Ms. Elders estimated that the Upton grant makes up about 11 percent of the series budget.
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At least in Philadelphia, many teenagers disrespect random elders for "fun" and it isn't respectful either.
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But khap panchayats—unofficial courts made up of local elders—also exert great sway in Haryana.
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Those who favor traditional characteristics like respect for elders, obedience, and good manners flock to them.
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Colony elders dismissed the incidents as women trying to cover up affairs, as hysteria, as lying.
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We, as elders, have come around his wife and children offering spiritual, emotional and financial support.
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The settlements attracted even more people after Sri Lanka's declaration of independence in 1948, village elders said.
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Plus, connecting with elders helps curb the loneliness and isolation aging members of the community often experience.
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Honorifics Korean culture values a respect for elders, and this is reflected in the language through honorifics.
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One of the group's main goals, Myers says, is to keep the elders warm through the winter.
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According to Native American and First Nations elders, Ray offered a gift that wasn't his to share.
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He had the foresight to turn to a grandmother -- the term used for elders who are women.
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Anywhere from 503,500 to 2,000 people pass through each year to attend ceremonies and learn from elders.
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He's reading from "The Great Binding Law," a statement of responsibility penned by Manitoba elders last year.
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Days after his appointment, he went home to Iowa to address the Rural and Tribal Elders Summit.
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Research indicates that the disparities are greater for LGBT elders of color, such as Spivey and Johnson.
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Among myriad abuses, it alleged large-scale "enforced disappearances" of village elders and religious leaders in Maungdaw.
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Over time, Mreeh won support from Druze elders, including its spiritual leader in Israel, Sheikh Muwafaq Tarif.
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Stick explains that the elders of K'un-Lun wanted to use chi for good — to heal people.
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Overall, there isn't much evidence of a young evangelical voice that is being "drowned out" by elders.
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Joycelyn Elders, the first black surgeon general, was forced to resign for her "radical" comments about masturbation.
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A meeting of party elders on Monday unanimously supported Fillon, and vowed to relaunch his faltering campaign.
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Do that, and you get to visit the Prison of Elders treasure room, where sweet loot awaits.
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We give as a means of expressing respect to our elders, our colleagues, bosses, friends, and family.
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For example, The Elders Scrolls V: Skyrim VR and Fallout 4 made me feel a little nauseous.
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The real power in Nuristan is widely considered to be the "Qaomi Shura", or local elders' council.
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Accordingly, DFID has recently funded gender-sensitivity training for tribal elders in Peshawar, a conservative northern city.
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Indigenous tribes who imbue the river with spiritual significance say that their elders are dying with it.
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In our culture, we take care of our elders instead of putting them in a nursing home.
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My question to panel: How important it is for trans elders to mentor & talk to trans youth?
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They and other Muslim elders emphasise that they can help to make the city stable and prosperous.
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The church&aposs Board of Elders apologized last week for being slow to take the accusations seriously.
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They used drones and oral testimonies of village members and elders, said Atama Katama, an indigenous activist.
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This will require the departure of the elders to welcome these new ways of interpreting the world.
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A candidate for regional presidency, tribal elders, and journalists were also among the dead, Abdia told CNN.
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Only those identified by protest leaders as being among that group of elders were arrested, he said.
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For at least the past half century, young Americans have voted at lower rates than their elders.
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Most rites of passage are organized by the elders to bring the young into the adult community.
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Elders in the village told me the ice where he was hunting should have been solid then.
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He explains how youth used to interact with elders, and how times have changed for the worse.
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"It was imposed by village elders in the villages, saying it's for the girls' safety," he said.
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The wife of one of the Martu elders, a man named Nyarri Nyarri Morgan, turned to her.
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A different robot called Paro, on the other hand, can care for elders with dementia and Alzheimer's.
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For example… Celebrate your elders Older people have overcome obstacles that many of us will never face.
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Citizens enjoy basic healthcare throughout their lives, and elders draw a pension as early as age 62.
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We have to do that before the elders will introduce us to the farmers in the area.
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That puts pressure on younger Chinese people in a culture where children traditionally care for their elders.
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"The Protocols of the Elders of Zion," a Russian forgery from around 1900, fuelled the Nazis' paranoia.
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They can, and to do so, they should take a little time to learn from their elders.
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Most obviously, Millennials and Generation Z are far less supportive of using military force than their elders.
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Yes, I get that the comment is a retort to "unwoke" elders who cannot be reasoned with.
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Mr. Bannon was childhood friends with a top adviser to Mr. Brat, whose victory stunned Republican elders.
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Millennials are more secular than their elders and overwhelmingly support gay marriage and the right to choose.
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It began with the elders braiding their children, then the children would watch and learn from them.
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Arthur: It's not so weird that young people would ignore the experience and judgment of their elders.
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Younger voters show more support for regulation than their elders, noting a GOP "generation gap" on climate.
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The ritual allows men to sit with local elders and take part in their community's decision-making.
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Social security in China is notoriously basic, and children still carry the burden of supporting their elders.
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And all the time, he had to satisfy the party elders, especially Deng, watching over his shoulder.
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" "It's an insult to celebrate on a day that is an emotional time, especially for our elders.
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He said, 'Look, you need the wisdom of your elders, but we need your energy right now.
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Taliban spokesman Qari Yousuf Ahmadi said a U.S. air strike had killed 35 women, children and elders.
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The youth have to go to the elders for mentorship, and that's what's happening in hip-hop.
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"We really haven't gotten anywhere," said the representative of the Native American group of elders, Ron Leith.
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Biden's rescuers weren't party elders but a marginalized constituency that is often taken for granted: Southern blacks.
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When the entire animal had been consumed, one of the elders got up and began to speak.
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But Mr. Hybels denied it, and when the elders questioned her, she insisted she had been lying.
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"I invited some elders to the studio and they were afraid to speak Algonquin publicly," Cory said.
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The elders, feeling old tribal customs were holding back their children, thought the drastic measure was necessary.
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Burke worked closely with Māori elders while in New Zealand, and he's doing the same in Canada.
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Sensible young people have it in their power to make their senseless elders take heed — and act.
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Dr. Elders said she had signed on to advise Ro to promote accurate information about sexual health.
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And we've spoken about that edgier Spider-Man who doesn't pay mind to his elders as well.
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I gave in because it was Asian tradition to obey my elders no matter the personal cost.
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Rather than alienate family elders with decades of experience raising international finance, he should harness their expertise.
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The soldiers sent in two rounds of emissaries, including village elders, to persuade Sameer Tiger to surrender.
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Every generation of musicians learns the music from the model of its elders — in the oral tradition.
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"We just can't afford to lose our elders in the way you've seen in Italy," he says.
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I've stood in Greenland with Inuit elders and seen the ice melting on that great ice cliff.
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Dutch immigrants started building the stone residence in the 17th century on land bought from Lenape elders.
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But children tuning out their elders when they become teenagers is hardly a new trend, she said.
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The lack of respect for elders is a break, and a dissipating middle class is another break.
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I would go and visit the elders, and they seemed really kind of not connecting to anything.
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They've cultivated a vibe as down-to-earth elders, recording for independent labels staffed by younger admirers.
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We spoke to her and the families of the other elders about their emotional preparations for death.
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She had to compete against her American elders in a series of clay-court events this spring.
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A Columbia professor eagerly signs a petition to discourage Canadians from putting their elders on ice floes.
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I came to the American Southwest, to understand what some of its most traditional elders were saying.
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After so many other acts of dispossession, it was said that many elders died of broken hearts.
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Some people (mostly boomers) say it's proof of our youth's abject lack of respect for their elders.
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That professed reexamination was more likely to take place among men under 2202 than among their elders.
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He sends her inspirational quotes from elders in the Mormon Church, to which they are both devoted.
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They took on their higher-polling elders -- Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders -- with mixed results.
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Some elders had no memory of them; others remembered them visiting but thought of them as Shxway.
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Mr. Nadler, Ms. Pelosi and other party elders believe Mr. Trump is threatening the country's democratic institutions.
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Hundreds of Rajput women even threatened to kill themselves over it (their elders eventually talked them down).
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In each video, Betcher has Iñupiat elders explain the traditions of their people in their own words.
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Women under 22 were about as likely as their elders to say they'd been harassed at work.
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One of the scenarios being played out by GOP party elders is convincing Pence to leave the ticket.
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Then there are golden maknaes, who are, despite their young age, as impressive and multitalented as their elders.
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What's happened in the process is many of these sponsors come to the land and meet these elders.
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Sometimes I find out that the roads are so deep and muddy, you can't get to the elders.
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Or in Wyoming with his friend and future collaborator John Barlow, absorbing the uncorked advice from his elders.
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He said 15 of the 20 killed were local elders and five were Taliban, including a Taliban commander.
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In Krolah, Cha Bai and the other elders can remember the years when the maiden huts were lost.
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A new study finds that young people are far less ideologically polarized on policy issues than their elders.
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" Another time she wrote to a female student: "We all know that young women don't listen to elders.
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"We have asked elders in the areas to talk to the Taliban to fix this problem," he said.
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Some elders forced officers to physically remove them, and they were picked up and carried down the road.
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"Chitchat" (2016) is an interview with two elders, a woman and her brother, both from Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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They spend more time than their elders staring at screens, posting on social media and scouring the internet.
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Equally intrigued by the lack of research on his new neighbor, Fernandez asked the village elders about Zenkerella.
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She returns only after a deputation of village elders convinces her that he will not hurt her again.
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Taylor Crozier has yet to finish seventh grade, but he's already schooling his elders on the golf course.
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Thanks to all that extra learning and to better nutrition, they are also more intelligent than their elders.
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To Africans, for whom the wisdom of gray haired elders is highly venerated, this does not sit well.
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The elders said the rites were necessary to clear the path for a peaceful "travel" for their royal.
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And, overwhelmingly, young voters are much more skeptical of foreign adventurism than their elders, according to YouGov polling.
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Young people told pollsters that they were heavily in favor of remaining, while their elders wanted to leave.
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"Even our elders, as an intergenerational coalition, I watch get somewhat of an education on this," he says.
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Many of our elders spend barrels of ink complaining about my allegedly petulant, self-righteous, self-consumed generation.
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The elders in Nyunzu said a man from another ethnic group, the Luba, had impregnated a Bambote woman.
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While enthusiastic about Tesla and sustainability, millennials were more fascinated by the hydraulic fracking company than their elders.
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Traditionally, the couple serves the groom's parents and elders in order of seniority, followed by the bride's family.
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Given that this survey is self-reported, it's possible that millennials were being more truthful than their elders.
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But ironically whenever election comes, our elders would deprive us from exercising our basic right -- casting the vote.
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Some regional elders say it is Dostum, not the government, who is in charge in parts of Faryab.
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As a young physician training in nursing homes, she wondered whether feeding tubes actually helped these bedbound elders.
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Our elders remember regularly scrubbing numerous large insects off car windshields, but today, far less scrubbing is required.
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Steinman-Iacullo focuses on highlighting queer elders that might otherwise get left out of conversations around queer culture.
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The energy is gloomy today, Pisces, but you may find yourself connecting with some brilliant mentors or elders.
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The governor's office in Nangarhar said it had delivered the body to tribal elders near the Pakistani border.
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Elders are the city mothers and fathers who hold sway in the town because of their established positions.
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Mr. Benites said indigenous elders were moved when they saw the tool, which is no longer in use.
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If we are virtualizing our lives, why not make it easy for our elders to do the same?
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And that number is growing as young people abandon the island and leave elders to fend for themselves.
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We, your hapless elders, can only stand in awe and support you as you achieve what we cannot.
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"Some of our elders were crying and there was a big sense of pride and euphoria," he said.
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High school seniors would volunteer to teach how to read and write to illiterate elders from the community.
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I participated in it during my senior year and taught many elders the joys of reading and math.
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"What we stand for now is what our elders and ancestors have always stood for," Ms. Penniman said.
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In many cultures, elders are respected, and when you connect with them, they take you under their wing.
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They had a motivational speaker and some other tribal elders talking to everyone about what was going on.
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Literature's actuarial tables dictate that a younger critic will tend to review, on balance, more elders than youngers.
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They witnessed their elders fight to escape cycles of oppression for more promising prospects, largely to no avail.
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If they have no symptoms, they'll have no clue that they're infecting their elders, the most vulnerable population.
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The Robinson Rancheria Pomo Indians closed their convenience store and sent all the perishable foods to their elders.
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Because Elders do not have stacks, it does not possess a memory backup that would allow for resurrection.
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He also said the growing activism of young people was crucial in pushing their elders to enact change.
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He said the dignity and pride of the Kandahar elders was as valuable to him as his own.
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Those respondents who choose respect for elders, good manners, obedience and being well-behaved are rated more authoritarian.
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Local political leaders, black activists and revolutionaries, and elders bearing hot food all trekked to Hamilton in support.
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He had tried, like the Hopi elders, to warn the world of our ways, but to no avail.
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Her mother rode a horse, while her father, her brother and two village elders, both men, followed behind.
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His father and the two village elders took Tabaruk off into the distance, telling him to stay behind.
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Take time to learn from your elders, as they can offer perspective and insight, as well as friendship.
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Meanwhile, robot companions may soon help relieve loneliness and nudge forgetful elders to eat on a regular schedule.
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They're the hundreds of DNC members, elected officials and party elders who attend presidential conventions as automatic delegates.
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With younger workers displaying the same reticence to save and invest as their elders, what's to be done?
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Wise arrived just as the elders began to claim more control over the movement the youths had started.
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It's a bit like attempting a point-by-point rebuttal of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion.
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The elders were told to pick any they felt applied to them and affix them to their chests.
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The agreement was brokered by the council and tribal elders to "minimize civilian casualties", the coalition has said.
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We don't venerate elders as we might, and with wisdom — not even wisdom, but like facts under such assault, which is antithetical to the practice of academic rigor or science or just staying rooted in reality, I think elders can afford some nourishment, and care, and also hugs, if nothing else.
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They fall in love as teenagers, exchanging flirty glances in the fields of their village, skirting elders and convention.
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While we expect a code of respect for his teachers and elders, we do not emphasize grades in school.
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Another study involving young people and virtual elders found that embodiment and empathy couldn't overcome a strong perceived threat.
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We provide the yarn for the weaving to help these elders live out their lives in their traditional ways.
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Myers: Our goal is to find sponsors to help each of these elders with firewood, with food, with supplies.
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"Women work, but they still do more care work, for kids as well as elders and spouses," said Hegewisch.
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I was getting arrested multiple times but at the same time, always very respectful to my teachers and elders.
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Stay out of trouble, listen to your parents, respect your elders and you can be anything you wanna be.
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His regiment lived among the Tal Afar population and partnered with tribal elders to offer protection against al Qaeda.
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I'd grown up in an all-Korean Presbyterian congregation in Southern California where my parents had served as elders.
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He is a member of The Elders, a group founded by Nelson Mandela to promote peace and human rights.
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It is in our communities, it is in the words of our elders and the faces of our children.
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Ostracism was such a severe punishment that dissenters usually relented within 24 hours, paying whatever fine the elders demanded.
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Note how we elders are now the exception, rather than the rule, since our time will never come again.
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The first piece is a new "level 41" Prison of Elders, recommended for players at or above Light 260.
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According to Elders, the guard then insisted that she had to move out of the public area to nurse.
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For months, Republican elders cautioned Donald Trump that his wild-eyed approach was dragging down his general election campaign.
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Its members, recruited with the support of local elders, are only supposed to operate close to their home villages.
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Like most of the scions of the Million, these ones were intensely focused, serious, and cautious around their elders.
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The Meadow Lake Tribal Council has sent out a team of elders and healthcare professionals to help the community.
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Mr Hu and Mr Jiang had to work with successors who had been foisted on them by party elders.
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By law, community land can only be sold or transferred with the approval of elders and government land officials.
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Iskwew's first plane was recently blessed by elders from the Musqueam nation, whose territory Iskwew's home airport is on.
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Te Puia consulted with Māori elders during the app's creation process, and she says the response was very positive.
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"The important thing is to focus on how people can make their own cities better for elders," Ghilarducci said.
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"Denise ain't never been arrested, she in college, she keep a job and she respects her elders," Joyce says.
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I was getting arrested multiple times, but at the same time, always very respectful to my teachers and elders.
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Many of them still view Episode I through the same filter their elders saw the original trilogy: unabashed nostalgia.
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The Herald reported his Miami office is filled with plaques of appreciation from city leaders, activists and church elders.
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The company said the new vertical boasts an all-female advisory board, including former Surgeon General Dr. Joycelyn Elders.
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I pay my respects to their elders past, present and future, and remember that sovereignty has never been ceded.
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Simpson and Malfliet walk through the desolate, makeshift village toward a small thatched hut where they meet with elders.
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Thankfully, village elders now coordinate the arrival of the worms, in order to promote Pasola as a tourist event.
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But growing numbers of high-school girls are donning headscarves only, no matter that their elders consider that scandalous.
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Of course he gets arrested by insulted police officers and barred from meeting tribal elders — he's a cultural thief.
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Most Somalis still respect the clan system, deferring to elders and members of honored families to make collective decisions.
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The students' new-fangled vocabulary, such as the perpetual admonition of "privilege" and "micro-aggressions", often mystifies their elders.
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Instead, the elders said, he killed the woman's husband, setting off a wave of killings between the two communities.
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The skepticism of Democratic elders has been misplaced; Ocasio-Cortez and Jealous are strong candidates in their own rights.
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Every year, elders and people with disabilities are prematurely forced into nursing homes and hospitals as the last resort.
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The voting public approved 85033 Navajo Elders funding to install nine brand new wood stoves to heat their homes.
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As the influence of such elders eroded in modernizing communities, some, like Kafr Qasim, organized their own security patrols.
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Normally, a party does that kind of thing through validators: party elders and former rivals vouching for the nominee.
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Diplomats said the limited franchise is still a step forward from 2012, when just 135 elders elected parliament's lawmakers.
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"I organized the tribal elders and sent them to talk with General Dostum to release Ahmad," Mr. Azizi said.
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There are misunderstandings with shepherds, awkward negotiations with village elders and an overall atmosphere of suspicion tinged with absurdity.
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" He argues that "liberal elites and Democratic Party elders want all Hispanics to fall into a monolithic liberal agenda.
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They looked like two lambs, impeccably prepared by their elders as sacrifices to appease a beast or a god.
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Afar elders said the attacks were an attempt to break away areas inhabited by Issas away from the region.
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I've been arguing that all these thoughtful Republican elders should endorse John Kasich, who actually isn't crazy at all.
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Without Future and Lil Wayne—elders, basically—the sketch wouldn't have any heft, but their presence drives it home.
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Recipes, techniques, and a fastidious dedication to time-honored traditions were passed down from elders to the younger generation.
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That makes sense, in part because younger generations are not as likely to get driver's licenses as their elders.
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For its latest installment, Fine Brothers let a group of elders listen and react to various cuts from Lemonade.
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These are questions that surfaced after last year's Brexit, when the younger British generation accused its elders of disinheritance.
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She also worked with the Harlem Council of Elders and Emmaus House, a homeless shelter and social service organization.
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He works with the elders to improve the sewage treatment so that polluted water doesn't seep into the ocean.
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We'll also need to engage clergy members, community elders, entertainers, board members, stockholders, chief executives, more people like you.
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The extended family all sleeps together on the floor and upper level with the elders meriting the one bedroom.
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But the youth never faltered — the next morning he would awake a man, able to sit among the elders.
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Like so many adult children of elders, I wondered if I should invite her to move in with us.
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The elders conducted their own investigation and commissioned another by an outside lawyer, all of which cleared Mr. Hybels.
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Elders complained to me in particular about the loss of education, as Rohingya aren't allowed to attend regular schools.
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"We're losing our languages and we're losing our stories along with all the elders as they go," he said.
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If the young Mets listen to him, and the elders all around them, they just might have a chance.
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"I Will Not Work Overtime, Period!" explores the changes in how millennials and their Japanese elders think about work.
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He watched women string washing lines between mausoleums, played cards with the elders, and watched cockfights with local families.
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But eagle hunting, for the few who practice it, has been a bridge connecting Kazakh youth to their elders.
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The invitation list included more than 70 members of Parliament, former governors and cabinet ministers, and some local elders.
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But though the emotions were powerful again on Friday night, beating her tour elders is fast becoming a habit.
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Buttigieg is the model young man who made his way impressing his elders — Harvard, Rhodes scholar, McKinsey, the Navy.
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In Maasai country, male elders enforce the customs, and the cut has long been one of the most important.
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She told the elders that she had a duty to share what she had learned with the whole village.
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But younger Asian-Americans, especially those born in the United States, have tended to swerve left of their elders.
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But I know that the neglect of our elders extends beyond my story, and is prevalent throughout our society.
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Some 70 Jewish elders said to be "skilled in the Scriptures and in both languages" were sent from Jerusalem.
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Initially, the interview was focused on protecting Native elders from the coronavirus, but the conversation soon turned to history.
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He has also consulted with elders and historical drawings for his designs, and has worked with master Tlingit woodworkers.
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AKA: Shortbread Likes: Sitting on the floor and listening to our elders tell stories about the good ol' days.
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They behaved in accordance with strict church guidelines, and the elders told them what they could say or do.
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Young voices matter, too, especially as they are confronted with the massive problems their elders have created for them.
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Elders who grew up with syllabics fretted that the shift to roman letters would erase part of their culture.
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In the image, decades old, he is guiding a prayer ceremony, surrounded by more than three dozen tribal elders.
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This was done partly out of respect for her elders, but also because she didn't grow up around them.
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In southern villages, men sequester wives, daughters, and sisters; some elders told me that they forbade females from voting.
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He's spoken to the elders who want to know why there's been a gang task force established by investigators.
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They drew on insights of elders like Arnold Brower, Sr., the Inupiaq son of a nineteenth-century Yankee whaler.
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Harry and Meghan were also welcomed with a traditional hongi greeting from Maori elders -- involving touching noses and foreheads.
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Millennials are more prone to lose money in financial scams than their elders, according to newly released government data.
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The vice president remains in his home province of Jowzjan, where he has been meeting with supporters and elders.
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They had agreed to run their disputes up the ladder to gang elders, who would work to quash them.
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But in one village near Peshawar, in the north, tribal elders blocked hundreds of women from voting on Wednesday.
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He draws heavily on the notorious 19th-century Russian fabrication "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion" for inspiration.
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This joyful staging is the first by Theater 22019, a new Twin Cities company that celebrates elders as artists.
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It remains to be seen whether that fatigue will fade if the young scion follows in his elders' footsteps.
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Designed by AvatarMind, the $1,500 humanoid robot can remind elders to take medicine or greet children at the door.
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In the last part of the ceremony, elders sprayed the milk-beer combination onto the boys as another blessing.
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The coalition statement said the arrangement brokered by the Raqqa Civil Council and local Arab tribal elders on Oct.
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He also has an abrasive way of making it clear to his elders that they are always letting him down.
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I know it sounds cheesy, but he was like one of those elders, these keepers of secrets in the world.
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The crowd stands from their folding chairs in reverence as elders light their pipes to invoke the presence of ancestors.
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There are also elders who can point the way to little-known culturally significant sites within the area, Mifsud noted.
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Through conversations with African-American elders he learned the facts of the lynching -- little of which have changed since 1940.
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Dresses vary in length and are often made by the dancers themselves, who are taught by relatives or tribal elders.
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At first glance, this quote suggests that Jones was launching into a finger-wagging diatribe about rappers respecting their elders.
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Affordable housing is scarce overall in New York City, but research indicates that the need is acute among LGBT elders.
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But, as the elders of Krolah are quick to affirm, it brings with it a set of values as well.
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Church elders and children from the Mt. Zion AME Church watch marchers pass on March 25, 1965, in Montgomery, Alabama.
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The young people who took to the streets today are dismayed — but not surprised — by the inaction of their elders.
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And Ms. Morell includes a charming surprise at the end to make sure that kids and their elders leave happy.
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The elders in Dr. Pillemer's study confirmed that a change of scenery can indicate whether you're with the right person.
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"So-called Millennials—those born after 1980—have been dubbed the "snowflake" generation by their elders," the Daily Post harrumphed.
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Ariana Elders, from Athens, had to take her 4-year-old son to the hospital late on Sunday, March 17.
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Young South Koreans, especially, are far more cynical about the North's intentions than their elders were even a decade ago.
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Our elders won't know who they are and will likely just hang up on them, and be disqualified from service.
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Despite their deepest regrets, the elders I met still laugh like crazy, fall madly in love and fiercely pursue happiness.
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Geedi, who uses the pronouns they and them, was given the name "Wiilo" by Somalian elders when they were young.
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"No community member would dare encroach on the protected spring for fear of being cursed by the elders," Mutea said.
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"Encore careers are appealing to only a small slice of elders and are usually those with high incomes," she said.
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Tensions have been eased by tribal elders meeting to decide how many heads of cattle can enter Uganda and when.
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Guevara-Aguirre and Longo are keen to interview the family elders about their health and that of their extended family.
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After the elders were arrested, they were given the option to get a citation and leave the area, officials said.
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"Donald was always in the office, would do any dirty job happily, and listened to his elders," she told me.
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They were elders in the community who had chosen to be arrested and formed a line to block the road.
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With the whole world to explore and nothing to tie them down, they move around more often than their elders.
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Didn't care about the elders, the babies, the men and women half bandaged, their skin blistering and their breaths shortened.
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In the statement he said "only 28 local militia were killed", adding that their bodies were given to local elders.
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These age-segregated populations may have evolved in part to protect young dinosaurs from getting trampled by their gargantuan elders.
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These notes were not defiant in any meaningful way, but would almost certainly have raised some flags with Hasidic elders.
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" When asked about how GOP elders should handle the contentious presidential contest, he invoked his own principle, "trust the voters.
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How are Aboriginal elders living in Canada ensuring that Aboriginal culture and traditions are not forgotten by the younger generation?
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The Board of Elders of the Willow Creek Community Church announced Wednesday they will all leave by year&aposs end.
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Mopope had grown up drawing in sand and later learned traditional techniques of painting on animal hides from tribal elders.
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"Authoritarianism" is instead measured by four questions on child-rearing—such as whether respect for elders matters more than independence.
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The documents showed that the Palmer elders disapproved of the fact that one of the daughters eventually alerted the authorities.
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She did so in a slangy, profane way that endeared her to her peers, if not always to her elders.
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Lloyd Dolan, a Wiradjuri lecturer who has worked with Mr. Grant, said elders took risks teaching Wiradjuri to their children.
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But for ours to be a healthy and functioning society, we need to do more than just respect our elders.
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Mobilising young people, who polls show are more pro-European than their elders, will be vital for the Remain camp.
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Not only will the need for care weigh on Medicare's funds, but it will burden families and elders as well.
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Most importantly, Sanders' age puts the spotlight on the nation's shameful view that our elders are somehow ineffective and unemployable.
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It's here that the US military said the convoy stopped to replenish supplies and was then held up by elders.
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The archive deal raises the question of whether other elders of the rock 'n' roll generation will follow his lead.
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Rather, it often presents Elena as the one in the right, and finds her elders picking up lessons from her.
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The event, which took place in Miami in April, was organized by SAGE, America's largest organization dedicated to queer elders.
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To this point, we have to learn from the things that our elders did, and by actually doing the work.
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"Our elders still remember those earlier massive floods," said Karamat Ali, a documentary film-maker who lives downstream in Karimabad.
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We have more power to stall, and perhaps defeat, his climate plan than our elders seem to be aware of.
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Elders, perhaps, who are particularly susceptible to illness who might appreciate a phone call or email telling them you're nearby?
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The wood was given to the Dakotas and will be buried under a plan reviewed by elders of the tribe.
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Do projects together such as filming a movie about your family or making cards for isolated elders in your area.
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The elders secretly conducted an investigation themselves and later commissioned another by an outside lawyer that was completed last year.
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There is no retirement, no pension, no job security of any kind, no reverence or respect paid to our elders.
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The struggle of trying figure how to please yourself and not to displease your elders was due to cultural guilt.
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Your Herbert When the eleventh transport arrived in Auschwitz, the members of the Council of Elders on it were executed.
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If Mr. Kühnert prevails on Sunday, it would not be the first time he beat the odds and his elders.
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Others, like whether it's more important for children to be "independent" or to have "respect for elders," are more subtle.
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Yet the complaints from city elders and his peers in government kept coming, leading to a clash early in 1985.
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"He wanted to speak more independently, without taking advice from elders," said the mosque's imam, or spiritual leader, M.T.M. Fawaz.
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It was also featured in the 2011 book "Cherokee Pottery: From the Hands of Our Elders," by M. Anna Fariello.
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Adult children and even grandchildren everywhere are caring for their elders with love and devotion, but at great personal cost.
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The shifts have been relatively quick, leaving the elders of the bro country movement seeking relevance in a changed landscape.
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Clinton won a clear majority of pledged delegates in the primaries and didn't need these party elders' help to prevail.
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Some Amish elders and clergy regard buggy safety initiatives as usurping God's role in overseeing their safety, Sergeant Kennett said.
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The details are mundane and lovely, an example of what our elders mean to us on a personal, everyday basis.
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When he was alone, he liked to walk to where the town elders gathered and sit close enough to eavesdrop.
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The focus is now less on the young's respect for their elders than on parents' unrelenting devotion to their offspring.
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I had been taught to be considerate of my elders, but knowing who those were could at times be difficult.
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If millennials aren't getting married, the reasoning goes, why not convince Gen Xers and their elders to simply wed again?
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"The land was out of control," said Dean Yibarbuk, a park ranger whose Indigenous elders encouraged him to seek solutions.
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Many universities set up reconciliation task forces, formed advisory councils of aboriginal elders and began to recruit indigenous faculty members.
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Ms. Gebre then set up local assemblies where anyone, even young women, could speak to anyone else, even village elders.
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