Societies have been shaped by outbreaks for as long as we've had societies.
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War is no longer on a battlefield; rather it is societies versus societies.
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"Grotesquely unequal societies are also unstable societies," he wrote in Ill Fares the Land.
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Societies with lots of older workers are also societies with lots of older voters, however.
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Open societies are beacons leading us onward, but closed societies are magnets, drawing us back.
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Societies where the rule of law is treasured are societies that tend to flourish and succeed.
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All our evidence about the way complex societies function comes from actual societies, past or present.
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All societies, and certainly all democratic societies, rest on the notion that some values are self-evident.
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All of our professional allergy societies, immunology societies, back that statement up with policies that they have.
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If we really want to tell stories of our societies, our newsroom has to look like those societies.
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Closed societies are based on shared tribal fears and superstitions; open societies encourage critical thinking among their citizens.
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While Barak prefers "open societies like Israel", societies that are less open seem to be a coveted target audience.
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If we go back to Spencer, we clearly see the idea that more advanced societies are more complex societies.
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Why have so many Muslim nations devolved over the past 80 years from secular, open societies into repressive, violent societies?
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When we could not buy insurance, our churches established "burial societies" and mutual-aid societies offered assistance to the poor.
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I defined its objectives as helping to open up closed societies, reducing the deficiencies of open societies and promoting critical thinking.
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Through Darwinian evolution, the former moves societies forward by selecting its best; the latter moves societies downward by selecting its worst.
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And that's our goal, to make sure that we get welcomed into communities and societies, not shut down by communities and societies.
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Although bacteria aren't animals at all, many of their behaviors have recognizable parallels to our own human societies and other animal societies.
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Do people everywhere keep lists in their heads of secret societies they belong to, or would belong to if these societies actually existed?
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Whatever the case, differences within and between societies, fuelled by competition, will drive adoption of these technologies and present societies with stark choices.
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Ultimately, Mélenchon sees a convergence between the wealthy societies of Europe and the global north and the poor societies of the global south.
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The same group showed that more violent and warlike traditional societies have a much higher incidence of left-handers than more pacifist societies.
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Both sides weren't making that distinction between challenging ideas, which has historically moved societies forward, and demonizing human beings, which only rips societies apart.
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Do we want societies that are based on rule of law and the even treatment of all people or societies that protect the few?
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There are stereotypes present in societies that create a lack of understanding; treatment of minorities which is not humane or moral will corrupt societies.
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Also, most studies were conducted in Western societies; it is not "100% certain" that the results therefore apply to less-privileged societies, Mann explained.
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This is because we know very little about the risk of sexually transmitted diseases in hunter-gatherer societies or historical societies transitioning to agriculture.
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Gilles Deleuze envisioned a transition from Michel Foucault's enclosed disciplinary societies to "societies of control" that superficially appeared more open and amenable to free movement.
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Societies where the rule of law is subject to political whims and personal biases tend to become societies afflicted by corruption, poverty, and human suffering.
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Tainter's seminal book, The Collapse of Complex Societies, concluded that societies collapse when their investments in social complexity reach a point of diminishing marginal returns.
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It challenges orthodoxy and societies where women are denied freedom of expression, those societies are being shaped without the voice and influence and wisdom of women.
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Sure, historians have created snapshots of ancient societies, but no one has ever had a comprehensive record of when and where those societies emerged—until now.
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Societies made in the image of these works — indeed, the societies in whose image the works themselves were made — would be utterly unacceptable to us today.
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"Cyberattacks are being used in new ways to threaten democratic societies, and democratic societies need to respond," Microsoft President Brad Smith wrote in a blog post.
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Because we exist in largely non-Jewish societies, we depend on the goodwill of the non-Jews who run these societies for our safety and survival.
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In the most strictly monogamous societies, there was often a social punishment for polygynists, either informally or, as in many modern societies, through a legal system.
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But technology is also a great reducer of extreme global poverty — or, put another way, tech will increase inequality within societies, and reduce inequality between societies.
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They also spend copious amounts of time sketching out the miniature societies on board both the Erebus and Terror, the better to unravel those societies later.
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But this reduction discounts the numerous societies that existed at the same time as the Egyptian empire—societies that had their own languages, narratives, and cultural practices.
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So without the presence of vengeful moralizing gods to keep citizens of complex societies in check, it's reasonable to wonder how these societies managed to stay intact.
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Ambivalence because in many cases, migrants are viewed as an existential threat to the societies they pass through and the societies where they seek safety and support.
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"A demographic arbitrage between aging societies with a shrinking work force and youthful societies would be good thing, if the whole thing could be managed," he said.
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One of his major contributions was to show that pre-modern societies—"primitive" was the accepted term—have cultures in exactly the same way that modern societies have them, and that the minds of people who live in those societies are no different from the minds of everyone else.
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In tribal societies (like many African states) nationalism is likely to follow tribal lines; in authoritarian societies (like China) it is likely to reflect the centrist political tradition.
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The scientific reasoning behind his original theory is that more advanced societies have the ability to progress at a faster rate than less advanced societies — because they're more advanced.
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These included regional societies—organizations set up by people from a specific district in China—and clan societies, open to Chinese from anywhere who happened to share a surname.
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Far from a simple story of secular societies liberating women from the onerousness of child-bearing, declining fertility in post-industrial societies is also a story of disappointed hopes.
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"Here at the summit, we can reaffirm that strong, prosperous and inclusive societies require good governance, rule of law, accountable institutions, vibrant civil societies and upholding human rights," he said.
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Since authoritarian regimes rule over heavily policed societies without free media, they possess an asymmetric advantage over their democratic adversaries, whose open press, pluralistic politics, and networked societies pose vulnerabilities.
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The most "vivid part of my life," Diamond has written, was spent in "technologically primitive human societies," especially the "intact" societies of New Guinea, where Diamond worked for decades studying birds.
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Lending growth has helped the building societies to mitigate pressure on loan margins, and several building societies are also focusing on improving cost efficiency to strengthen profitability in the medium term.
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But From Caligari to Hitler is concerned less with questions of how to build societies than it is with how societies build and conceptualize themselves via the dream logic of movies.
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Unequal societies were subject to constant strife — even revolution.
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" The defining characteristics of such societies: "inegalitarian and multicultural.
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In a 2012 list of all of Yale's societies, TNC's members were, still, all men — making it, by then, one of only a tiny fraction of all-male societies left on campus.
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"We've seen that this is really a sophisticated effort to polarize democratic societies and pit communities within those societies against each other," said McMaster in a previously unreported video clip from Dec.
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If physicians do not know where to find education that applies to their practice and specialty, many organizations are available to help – from the AMA to state medical societies and specialty societies.
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Brewah told the Thomson Reuters Foundation the ban was in response to political violence related to men's secret societies, but he confirmed that it also applied to initiations for women's secret societies.
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Applying Darwin's principles of natural selection to human societies, Darwin's cousin and scientific polymath Sir Francis Galton theorized that human evolution would regress if societies prevented their weakest members from being selected out.
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Perhaps it is no surprise that the two societies that felt its furious force — the United States and Britain — are also the open societies at the hub of globalized turbo-capitalism and finance.
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In the long run, pluralist societies will accept more pluralism.
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However, they also served a hierarchical function in many societies.
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Instead, in both societies, tense historical undercurrents have taken over.
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Your relationships will begin to feel like mutual admiration societies.
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Societies can be hacked, too, with bad or unsecure ideas.
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During his 2008 speech, Obama lauded open and diverse societies.
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Liberal democratic societies have certain values, and they're mostly good.
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Human societies have emerged as a global force of nature.
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There are many examples in history of societies mobilizing rapidly.
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Committees, lectures, fellowships, awards, articles, societies, appointments, panels, and boards.
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Must societies choose between existential military fear and functional government?
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She lied to Coco about it, though, because secret societies.
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They want to live in these types of capitalistic societies.
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Immigration may have a triple benefit for Asia's ageing societies.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Societies work best if everyone helps out.
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There have been societies with universal surveillance and universal indoctrination.
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Credit unions and building societies are not too bad either.
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Eventually, secret societies were made illegal and punishable by death.
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I present people, places, and societies in their purest form.
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ECONOMICS IS THE study of how societies allocate scarce resources.
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The Economist: What is the greatest threat to open societies?
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Strong primate societies are built on reconciliation after negative encounters.
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Previously, researchers believed family structure was important in prehistoric societies.
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One of humankind's greatest inventions was the formation of societies.
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Free societies do not throw journalists and historians into prison.
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We felt it could not explain how complex societies arose.
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But shareholder value is not the governing principle of societies.
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Medical societies have adopted Medicaid expansion as an official position.
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Meanwhile, entire neighborhoods, cities, societies have been shattered by war.
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We tried to put in strong contributions of these societies.
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The threat for liberal Western societies is within and without.
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When societies leave many people feeling excluded, they grow volatile.
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Western democracies gave it welfare states and Great Societies instead.
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Western societies need to build education and innovation and opportunity.
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Societies in this condition are culturally tense and socially isolated.
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He is also a free societies fellow at Young Voices.
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Third, societies must commit to trying new ideas and products.
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And, where communities and societies are sustainable, vibrant and supportive.
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Both societies are members of the Alliance of Specialty Medicine.
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I think nowadays we are living in easily offended societies.
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Muslim societies are underdeveloped in science, technology, economics and culture.
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Much has been made of the challenges of aging societies.
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Perhaps most worrisome for some societies is the bachelor gap.
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Before colonialism, indigenous societies on Turtle Island were prominently matriarchal.
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The groups include patient advocacy organizations and medical professional societies.
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Because freedom of religion is a bedrock of healthy societies.
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SZ: It cannot be in the interest of our societies.
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He wrote of the "primitivism" and "barbarism" of African societies.
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Societies that shun or expel their critics aren't protecting themselves.
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Swearing, Byrne argues, helped us begin to form stronger societies.
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Buddhist societies are no different in this respect than others.
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Asian societies are more based on the group, the collective.
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Democratic societies are the result of choices that voters make.
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Societies that reject us have withered, fading into history's night.
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Women are a moderating force in societies around the world.
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We've got free societies in Europe, in the United States.
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Anxiety about loneliness is a common feature of modern societies.
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What happens to societies under sustained periods of "social distancing"?
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How will open societies handle terrorism in the near future?
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Only totalitarian societies make it obligatory to love one's country.
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That will only lead to the fracturing of multicultural societies.
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Globalization also tends to divide societies into winners and losers.
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Sociologists spend their careers trying to understand how societies work.
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Democratic societies are only as strong as their public universities.
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The languages of large, literate societies usually have larger vocabularies.
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Even democratic societies resent this power over their public space.
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Women took to the streets, including in deeply patriarchal societies.
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Can you build entire societies on cryptocurrency and blockchain technology?
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In the long run, states were always going to be militarily and technologically superior to hunter-gatherer societies, and states were able to increase their populations in ways hunter-gatherer societies could not manage.
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In societies where both sexes have greater freedom — and women have more educational and professional opportunities relative to men than in the past — the sexes' academic interests tend to diverge relative to more traditional societies.
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We live, certainly, in societies that are in many ways inequitable, unfair, capriciously oppressive, occasionally murderous, frequently imperial—but, by historical standards, much less so than any other societies known in the history of mankind.
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Across the globe, the narrative around violent homes and societies can change if women and girls are empowered and the existence of safe and secure homes and societies becomes the rule and not the exception.
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They forget the long arc of history: Liberalism has been pretty good at allowing religiously plural societies to avoid civil war — and because no faith is without its factions, ultimately all societies are religiously plural.
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This unpaid work is essential for households and societies to function.
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But enduring such cartooning insolence is a hallmark of tolerant societies.
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For anarchists and socialists, a fascist oligarchy controls free market societies.
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Maduro has warned Venezuelans that life in "capitalist" societies is tough.
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Otherwise, the assassins will achieve their goal: societies living in fear.
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You need to join local societies and learn strategies from others.
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Immigration may therefore have a triple benefit for Asia's ageing societies.
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Countries and societies change their laws and cultural norms over time.
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NASA acknowledges this is the case, citing 18 prominent scientific societies.
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Not just in Islamic societies but in plenty of others too.
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Such an autocratic approach might not be feasible in today's societies.
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Banking crises leave deep and lasting scars on economies and societies.
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Remote societies may be materially simple; "primitive", their languages are not.
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Of course, not everyone in industrialized societies lives the same lifestyle.
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In one way, though, TNC distinguished itself from other Yale societies.
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This makes Xi Jinping the most dangerous opponent of open societies.
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It would reestablish international cooperation and allow open societies to flourish.
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She was tapped by four societies, and was selected by one.
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Poor societies are more likely to have poor human rights records.
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Many of them passionately defend their societies' arrangements, including Saudi guardianship.
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"It creates an atmosphere where you're alienating whole societies," Loeb said.
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Unfortunately, such societies cannot simply be conjured out of a hat.
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German anxieties are fuelled by long-standing concerns over "parallel societies".
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When the 'cost' for democracies and societies is anything but normal.
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The Economist: Can tightness and looseness of societies really be measured?
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It's time for societies to accelerate the creation of smart infrastructure.
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How can liberals convince immigration sceptics that open societies benefit everyone?
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Additionally, SoundCloud will pay publishing royalties to rights holders and societies.
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But, as in many traditional societies, young people have more say.
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So is immigration a boon or a threat for liberal societies?
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It creates broken societies when people feel on the edge. Exactly.
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By inference, government interventions interfere with natural selection and weaken societies.
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Medical specialty societies should be the primary sponsors of these guidelines.
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Poor societies are mostly poor because of a lack of trust.
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Today it is one of the most unequal societies on Earth.
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It is possible to have both scientific progress and fair societies.
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From American diplomatic missions, my colleagues and I analyzed foreign societies.
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Ms. Nopphan believes that homelessness is more intractable in rich societies.
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The democratic socialists in Western societies rarely criticized their revolutionary comrades.
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Finally, nihilism may emerge when people feel overwhelmed by their societies.
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Post-conflict societies always remain fragile and risk backsliding into war.
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Liberal democratic societies by definition have a pluralism of value systems.
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It is rare in history for societies to fundamentally change rapidly.
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The question is whether what befalls individuals might also befall societies.
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Modern societies have long figured out how to manage this curve.
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Feeds now divide people and affect the structure of our societies.
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And it's now widely recognized that our societies are woefully unprepared.
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The capacities may vary depending on how animal societies are structured.
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We do not need to alienate entire societies to stay safe.
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And of 37 UK building societies, 51 percent had insecure logins.
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Certain factors may also make some societies more vulnerable than others.
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"Older people carry the collective wisdom of our societies," Tedros said.
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The survey found that tolerance is correlated with rich, secular societies.
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We have different societies and cultures—our environment is more conservative.
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Maybe societies without a frontier naturally become more segregated and unequal.
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Until just recently, some experts believed these societies were strict hierarchies.
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Our politics, our societies, are arranged around individual and group interests.
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It's these pleasant few footsteps that allowed complex societies to blossom.
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At its core, Obamacare is about the interconnectedness of civil societies.
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Religious texts say that societies face destruction when they forget God.
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The basic contract at the heart of democratic societies is fraying.
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As societies and communities, we often fall into the same trap.
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"Saison Sèche" deals with the violence women suffer in patriarchal societies.
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They are also bringing leadership to every dimension of their societies.
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The brand has inspired genuine fans to create Greggs appreciation societies.
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And it tends to consume societies, starting with their political parties.
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Modern societies have always struggled with pain that they cannot see.
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The best academic societies included individuals that excelled in multiple fields.
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Immigration restrictionists note that until recently they were ethnically homogeneous societies.
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"Tribal" loyalties are redolent of "developing" societies and prehistoric brain chemistry.
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Are our industrial, capitalist societies able to make the requisite changes?
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Everyone knows this is a huge loss to the societies involved.
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In a few societies, one woman marries a number of men.
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Societies, therefore, have ample reason to act on climate change now.
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Residues and traces of violence continue to circulate throughout our societies.
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But those divisions can change, and it reflects in our societies.
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Yes, some native tribes were enlightened societies but many were not.
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The current situation is untenable for countless societies and individuals worldwide.
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The elites of these societies have to acknowledge their arrogant inattention.
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Diverse societies concluded that good wine required both risk and sweat.
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Yes, they stay a part of associations and clubs and societies.
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Dockless bikes also reveal a town's true civic nature: In polite societies they are parked conscientiously, with full regard to both cars and pedestrians, while in more sharp-elbowed societies they assert their place more aggressively.
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If the United States wishes to build relations with the emerging youthful societies around the globe, it needs to make investments that connect it with civil societies rather than relying on military assistance or kinetic operations.
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To create societies that promote gender equality and eradicate discrimination and violence, the U.S. and international community must support organizations working to transform patriarchal societies, such as Afghanistan, by fostering a shift in entrenched cultural attitudes.
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If, and only if, our societies make better futures their goal, and cooperate together in achieving this, will we create and sustain the societies and nonhuman natures that we and future generations will desire to live in.
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And their primary power, in addition to killing innocent lives, is to strike fear in our societies, to disrupt our societies, so that the effect cascades from an explosion or an attack by a semi-automatic rifle.
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The authors also took a deep dive into the world's languages, finding that, "on average, hunter-gatherer societies have only about 27 percent the number of labiodentals exhibited by food-producing societies," as noted in the study.
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We should also invest in girls' education, for it changes entire societies.
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Mr Abe wants Japan to be a model for other ageing societies.
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But Shlain's female leaders still inhabited societies deeply hostile to their progress.
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Their capacity to contribute will shape tomorrow's societies, will solve tomorrow's problems.
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The impacts on societies are long-term, and they accumulate over time.
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The cohesion of societies in the developed world has definitely gone down.
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Societies regarded women as inferior to men, and that is almost eradicated.
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These highly successful societies are searching for a new narrative. Post-U.
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Researchers might get banned from conferences or kicked out of professional societies.
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It's partly so brilliant because it understands the vulnerabilities of open societies.
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We also must recognize that supporting democratic societies makes the world better.
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But how these societies tumbled toward their destructive nadirs isn't fully explored.
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It's a blunt instrument that feeds into the polarization of these societies.
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The global Fintech ecosystem holds huge promise for benefiting individuals and societies.
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What is more, liberals have something to offer societies struggling with change.
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But I also recognize that open societies are profoundly endangered at present.
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"Unlanded" societies are newer, and meet in members' apartments or coffee shops.
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The taxes also discourage downsizing, a particularly unwelcome effect in ageing societies.
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In authoritarian societies, AVs could be a powerful tool of social control.
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What sorts of behaviour make societies work, and where do they originate?
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It also deploys "sharp power" to manipulate other societies, often through misinformation.
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Many explanations have been put forward, from ageing societies to better policing.
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And all societies need to be clear about not tolerating this behavior.
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Others will call them usurpers laying the foundation for dangerously divided societies.
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Many societies held things together with loops and toggles, perhaps of horn.
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We have advocated free trade, free markets and open societies ever since.
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When religious freedom is protected, women's rights are strengthened and societies flourish.
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Over 400 different societies were included from 30 regions around the globe.
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Some ancient relics never cease to pique the interest of modern societies.
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It's viewed by most members of society, in most societies, as wrong.
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Some people suggest that two or more very different societies will emerge.
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This principle holds that within those societies, people normally obey the rules.
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What impact will this movement of people have on the sending societies?
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So in 1971, I published The Insect Societies, which was very successful.
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These photos came from public archives, libraries, museums, and local historical societies.
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New revelations demand we think more in terms of our online societies.
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We have become, in effect, two societies, largely divided by educational attainment.
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Progress has bypassed groups, communities, societies - and people have been left out.
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The show covered topics of cyberterrorism, gaming, dystopian societies, and virtual reality.
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Rich countries today are the least fertile societies ever to have existed.
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Powerful females abound in nature and govern complex societies of intelligent individuals.
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Meaningful paid work does and is the glue that holds societies together.
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Moreover such actions are not compatible with modern, democratic and secular societies.
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But, we also measure ourselves against other economies, other societies, other cities.
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Yet Poland has always been one of Europe's most vibrant civil societies.
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No deep state, no Democrats hiding in FBI cubicles, no secret societies.
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Societies that depend on natural resources tend to have certain inherent problems.
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South Africa is one of the most unequal societies in the world.
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Credit boomed as banks jumped into the mortgage market alongside building societies.
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It is a proven system that produces healthier moms, babies and societies.
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They are insults to the dignity of our societies and traditional knowledge.
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Many are motivated to stay close to home and improve their societies.
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This disruption is unquestionably creating significant challenges for countries, societies and individuals.
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The word societies for centuries have used for punching up is satire.
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Wealthier, more educated societies have turned their focus to time on earth.
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Even now, some professional societies say you should have two separate accounts.
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The predominant function of domestic animals in advanced industrial societies is companionship.
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Well, Brunias was idealizing slave societies, the sugar colonies of the Caribbean.
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This a period of widespread slavery across many different cultures and societies.
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And she liked the idea of the Societies reading each other's journals.
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And what about those secret societies that many of them belonged to?
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Self-silencing because of fear is a hallmark of societies under dictatorships.
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Sociologically, this campaign has been an education in how societies come apart.
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This has resulted in stronger economies and happier and more prosperous societies.
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He didn't appear in any microfiles, or in football team fan societies.
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We're talking about cultural habits that are deeply ingrained in our societies.
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When societies try to protect a malevolent status quo, they become warped.
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Uzbekistan is high on the list of the world's most repressive societies.
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They are down the street, or over the tracks, within Western societies.
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As with societies across the world, Ireland cannot stand in splendid isolation.
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Not Trump's kind of guy, but a reminder that open societies work.
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Historically, such concentration has often led to the decline of powerful societies.
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In prosperous nations, including Chile and Uruguay, societies have become increasingly secular.
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Any attempt to live in mixed societies would always lead to Auschwitz.
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Does the data show that gender disparities disappear as societies become wealthier?
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This suspicion leads to tribalism, and tribalism is what drives societies apart.
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In fact, enslaved people also created financial institutions, especially mutual aid societies.
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This is not what modern urban societies do, because it's too dangerous.
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Ignoring them would be at their own and at our societies' peril.
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I'm not sure we understand yet why secular societies often do not.
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Yet across many societies, people will reject a split they consider unfair.
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You might say that some societies are stuck in the Dark Ages.
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However, whether customers will be unhappy about this could vary across societies.
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The challenges our societies are facing while tackling climate change are enormous.
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These societies were more sexually liberated centuries ago than they are today.
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Leaders must now govern societies reshaped by forces that are barely understood.
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This matches the shape of wealth distribution curves in many human societies.
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Tom Baldwin president of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology.
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Perhaps the Nordic societies have shifted to embrace individuality over family-centricity.
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Democratic societies work surprisingly well, considering that voters don't seem very informed.
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But the movement is taking on a broader meaning in illiberal societies.
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Because large societies have frequent interaction with outsiders, their languages undergo simplification.
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Blockchain will evolve societies and create everlasting changes to our economic systems.
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Too many women and men, across cultures and societies, encounter sexual violence.
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But 30 million years later, two kinds of ant-farming societies diverged.
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Democratic societies only function because everyone agrees to behave in particular ways.
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Roman societies were really primarily based on one large meal a day.
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We're the ones who constantly tutor our societies on what justice means.
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Even before Western societies became interested in psychedelics, the ceremonial use of plants and fungi containing psychoactive compounds by pre-industrial societies had ascribed them the role of "transporters" to the realm of dreams and to the spirit world.
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One of the reasons why the Anglo-American societies may be less successful, or less willing to mobilize state resources in the way you described at the beginning of our talk, is that they've historically been more immigrant societies.
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The problem is that while welfare states have stood still, societies have not.
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Worryingly, it feeds off a discourse that is hardly marginal in our societies.
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Although successful societies need welfare states, most of Europe's welfare states need refocusing.
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But in medieval societies, it might have been about gender roles within marriage.
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Societies disliked non-uniform currency systems because the currencies trade at different values.
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"This teaches us about the nature of societies, morality, and evolution," he says.
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And that, in fact, we're among many societies that are having fewer kids.
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Before World War II most scientific journals were published by small professional societies.
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In poor agricultural societies there is not much of it to begin with.
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Older societies may be less innovative and more risk-averse than younger ones.
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And in societies with histories of deep social distrust, it can turn deadly.
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"It unlocks all sorts of amazing opportunities for people and societies to thrive."
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That is because technology firms are changing the way societies and economies work.
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And for that, European societies need big-tent parties, or something like them.
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Societies' capacity to imagine collapse and barbarism in visceral terms fades with time.
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The heroines in Haifaa al-Mansour's movies share the same antagonist: restrictive societies.
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Societies that close their doors to migrants will be poorer and less tolerant.
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And the societies of Hungary and especially Poland are streaked with political division.
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Of course, technology can change people, as well as the societies they build.
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As for fine details: Funding Societies is primarily focused on working capital loans.
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They have done throughout history; they do so the more in pluralist societies.
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Third, enforcement is hard in societies where the rule of law is weak.
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Both innovations seem to have consolidated or stabilised societies that had recently expanded.
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Yet electorates are much more demanding because Latin American societies have changed dramatically.
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This is vital if state pensions are to be affordable as societies age.
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As our economies and societies become increasingly connected, the question becomes more urgent.
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Are they inherently good or bad, and how does that shape their societies?
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Despite such efforts, the headscarf remains a matter of controversy in Western societies.
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"High status in our societies remains associated with high material wealth," said Otto.
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Classification societies cut ties with Iran after tough sanctions were imposed in 2012.
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Societies that respect these principles are better placed to produce security and prosperity.
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To help address the liquid helium crisis, scientific societies have become market savvy.
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In Southeast Asia, countries still publicly aim to have completely drug free societies.
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They are part of European societies—just go around Belgium, France, England, Germany.
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It will mean dramatically lowering global societies' reliance on carbon-emitting fossil fuels.
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Yet hijras, and their counterparts in other Asian societies, remain on society's margins.
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Compared with the 1970s, societies are less disorderly but politics is more so.
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Consciousness, Man's World—traced the feminist threads in revolutionary societies across time and
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"Think of seasteads as the hardware … for creating new societies," the authors advise.
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These ideas, no matter how far-fetched, find broad appeal in western societies.
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But many agricultural societies around the world have continued to snack on bugs.
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Proportional Representation is recognized as a better way to deal with diverse societies.
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Yemen, there are wars that need winding down and societies that need rebuilding.
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In healthy societies, people live their lives within a galaxy of warm places.
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But it is strengthened, as well, by the natural affinities between our societies.
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"That's because Europe has healthier societies, and more sane drug policies," he adds.
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"It is in our best collective interest to build resilient societies," she added.
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Her academic pursuits center on the study of social interaction in multicultural societies.
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Universities and colleges all around the country are known for their secret societies.
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Risk-taking, entrepreneurship, and property rights are the very heart of capitalist societies.
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Thinking as a scientist, Diamond searched for the variables that had shaped societies.
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Don't tell us it was all about the "class-based societies" of Europe.
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Societies don't, overnight, completely erase everything that happened 200 to 300 years prior.
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He looks at the world and sees separate societies managing their own destinies.
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He knew that the North and South had become two essentially different societies.
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"This instability has a direct impact on our own societies," Mr. Stoltenberg said.
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But could they also help, even unwittingly, the societies they aspire to govern?
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Those same issues have animated debates over terrorism and terminology in other societies.
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Innovations to bridge the homework gap might even help create more equal societies.
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"Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies" by Jared Diamond Ph.D.
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Western societies have become more socially atomized and more riven by identity politics.
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It spanned two of the most affluent, democratic and regulated societies on earth.
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Scientists discovered that vulturine guineafowl live in multilevel societies reminiscent of our own.
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He outsmarts interplanetary leaders and powerful villains, reshapes societies and creates new dimensions.
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It occurs in societies where ethnic, tribal and gender hatred is being pushed.
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It's a lot harder, but in the middle is where healthy societies belong.
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When it comes to classic dystopian surveillance societies, there's nowhere quite like Baltimore.
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There, we'll find insights that will help us have healthier lives and societies.
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It is fascinating to see how different societies grapple with the same problems.
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First are "ternary" societies divided into functional classes — clergy, nobility and everyone else.
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Piketty tries to apply this schema to many societies across time and space.
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Societies can forget the social and political innovations that allowed them to flourish.
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There is, however, no shortage of historical examples of violence in Buddhist societies.
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Both successfully manage multiracial societies in a way we can learn from. 10.
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" The third cites the "disproportional political influence Jews have in most Western societies.
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"It is not easy to come out in certain societies," Ms. Mitra added.
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For Muslim societies, however, the Uighur crisis must be a wake-up call.
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It is, of course, true that immigrants put strains on their host societies.
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This fundamental change is bound to restructure societies in surprising and destabilizing ways.
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Medical institutions and professional societies should establish, or amplify, guidelines discouraging such payments.
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In those societies, people may have begun communicating with symbolic images and pictures.
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And our private tech choices matter, because they can alter economies and societies.
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So there would be differential effects across social and economic classes within societies.
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One is that societies throughout the world have embraced a culture of individualism.
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In 2020, Mr. Maul plans to feature Bach societies from around the world.
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Famine isn't just about masses of people going hungry; famine tears societies apart.
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It's not just obsessive Americans or members of other Western societies who suffer.
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"All societies have eaten bushmeat at some point, including our own," says Knights.
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They create societies that pulverize who we are and are made to be.
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Or will it take down all sectors of societies in one fell swoop?
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They need to reach out to physicians and professional medical societies for input.
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Democratic societies may not allow the kind of intensive surveillance China has practiced.
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After past wars, societies eventually absorbed the shocks and got back to business.
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Many complex nonhuman animal societies are concentrated in biological hotspots like the Serengeti.
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Christakis explores the properties of social networks by creating temporary artificial societies online.
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Knowing them, the UN argues, gives societies a better chance at fixing them.
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"There is gradual change in societies all over the world," Mr. Sabbadini added.
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Within the rich world, more-digitised societies tend to make fewer cash payments.
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"Only totalitarian societies make it obligatory to love one's country," he once wrote.
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Others are worried about robots revolting, attempting to overthrow our societies, said Zhang.
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Their journeys across the world have fueled rightist movements in many developed societies.
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Tragically, that is their role in authoritarian societies, but, not here – not yet.
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But centuries earlier, novelists had imagined surveillance as a cornerstone of utopian societies.
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They set up housing societies, or co-operatives, to help other community members.
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Faith is an important component for stable societies and communities around the globe.
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"This makes Xi Jinping the most dangerous opponent of open societies," Soros said.
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He reviews evidence that societies vary in their nature and frequency of violence.
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We are well aware of the benefits of competition to individuals and societies.
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How does power or the lack of it affect individuals, groups and societies?
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Complex modern societies need to get many things done at the same time.
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Societies seem to need tangible money the way lovers must touch each other.
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Also, a lot of these objects served quite pragmatic functions in African societies.
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Birch mourns the print industry as societies become increasingly centered on the internet.
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Keeping cultural traditions alive and current is vital to keeping indigenous societies alive.
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Entire societies depend on women doing domestic or care work in the homes.
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Science fiction is often credited with being eerily accurate when predicting future societies.
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They have no real problem with race-mixing, homosexuality, or even diverse societies.
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This gets to the heart of why some economists are pessimistic about greying societies.
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As technology advances, firms adopt new methods of production, markets expand, and societies evolve.
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There were no mobile phones or drones in the dreams of pre-industrial societies.
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"Societies reorganize, we move to different places, we develop technology and innovation," he added.
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As a result, there are some gaps in our understanding of ancient Maya societies.
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This would also be the time most secret societies are forming on college campuses.
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Relations between men and women are also less austere than in other Islamic societies.
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The permeability of European societies and economies to ideas and influences is a strength.
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The rating actions are part of Fitch's periodic review of the UK Building Societies.
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But to defend the existing liberal order is to stand up for multicultural societies.
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Sex, as you know well, is a central issue in religion and religious societies.
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You see, homosexuality, dope, immorality in general: these are the enemies of strong societies.
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Assisted dying is supported by a majority of citizens in today's rapidly ageing societies.
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Ms Zhang says NGOs have been particularly helpful in the rebuilding of shattered societies.
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"Sunni hardline and Shia hardline doesn't build nations or societies," tweeted one Saudi minister.
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To, on the one hand, tell us their tools are actively restructuring our societies.
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His findings were presented at the Pediatrics Academic Societies meeting in Baltimore in May.
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Open societies rely on people's faith in the good intentions of their fellow citizens.
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The chaos Edward Lorenz described in nature applies also to our globalized, digitized societies.
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But early societies didn't have anything resembling modern money, so instead, they used credit.
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What enables some societies to cope with a crisis but condemns others to mayhem?
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But other principles have underpinned societies throughout history, too, including reciprocity, honour and loyalty.
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When government does too little, societies can fracture, that's why I'm not a libertarian.
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We focus a lot on the business side of what makes societies work well.
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One line of thinking holds that we should respect societies' traditions, no matter what.
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Over several decades, gymnastics societies, Turnverein, whose members were called Turners, spread around Germany.
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Western societies—changing, hypocritical, anti-political—are not about to follow Weimar Germany's trajectory.
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One of the most open societies on earth still prides itself on its welcome.
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What's different is the metalhead's societies and from which perspective do they see them!
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Millennial socialists offer a sharp critique of what has gone wrong in Western societies.
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The practice of fasting is an age-old tradition in many societies and religions.
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They have decided to save Christendom, no less — and to heck with open societies.
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In his essay "Repressive Tolerance," Marcuse argued that modern Western societies are inherently oppressive.
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The crown prince is pressing for progress in modernizing GCC societies socially and economically.
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The answer can be found in the role that ritual plays in binding societies.
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We see entrepreneurial societies built everywhere, I think, but that would just be different.
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Sonia reflects bank and building societies' overnight funding rates in the sterling unsecured market.
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Hate-related violence can ripple through societies and economies for decades, generations, and centuries.
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For societies dominated by kings, it seemed like the worst possible outcome, Schaefer said.
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And steam power and electrical engineering freed societies from the limitations of human strength.
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As any historian can explain, though, institutions and societies change to match communal needs.
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Here on land, the seasteaders propose, ideas about how to govern societies have stagnated.
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In many societies, feeding is one of the many caring labors relegated to women.
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Like other English-speaking countries, they accepted that their societies were already multi-ethnic.
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Extremist demagogues emerge from time to time in all societies, even in healthy democracies.
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This is despite the fact that honor killings are not exclusive to Muslim societies.
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Free societies allow individuals a private sphere free of government involvement, surveillance and control.
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Indeed, private sector investment helps create more open, competitive, and sustainable markets and societies.
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He conceded that among humans, mothers in many societies have a tendency to worry.
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In most modern societies, these concerns have largely been eased by time and reform.
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A letter of condolence from the Seven Society, one of the university's secret societies.
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The excursions to temperance meetings expanded to other nearby temperance societies and Sunday schools.
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We tend to reject youth because we are considered as useless in most societies.
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Women have unique understanding of the logic of conflict and their societies' inner workings.
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I had the distinct honor of representing the national neurosurgical societies at this meeting.
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They don't want the ethnic, religious and cultural homogeneity of their societies to change.
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In terms of media spectacles and popular culture, violence seems ubiquitous in liberal societies.
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European majorities feel insecurity and cultural dislocation in the multicultural societies of Western Europe.
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In richer and more stable societies, by contrast, religion became a less necessary force.
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Sex is one of those things that is still heavily stigmatized in many societies.
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Our lives are beautiful contradictions, worthy of inclusion in spaces, in stories, in societies.
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In the beginning, I really struggled with my school's political societies and campaigning groups.
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Lund also warned that attempts to curb fossil fuels too fast could harm societies.
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Kurz has also said Muslim kindergartens risk creating "parallel societies" and should not exist.
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By contrast, the new Mizrahi arrivals tended to be large families from traditional societies.
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American military protection gave the allies space to develop their economies and pluralistic societies.
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His book combines history, sociology, political analysis and economic data for dozens of societies.
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The enduring challenge of liberal societies is to react to such challenges, not overreact.
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For thousands of years, societies divided people into permanent categories of race or caste.
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In the 20th century, societies dammed many rivers, depleted others and relentlessly pumped groundwater.
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Hers was a world bonded to the West and the values of democratic societies.
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That he's proposing Facebook be the social nexus that's disappearing from many western societies.
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The connection between societies growing wealthier and people desiring smaller families is pretty straightforward.
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How to approach Holocaust denial has been, historically, a hard problem for liberal societies.
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So automation not only disadvantages local workers, but also benefits closed and homogeneous societies.
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In affluent, well-connected societies, life expectancies rise almost as a matter of course.
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Hence, where and how to incarnate the civic struggle necessary toward more egalitarian societies?
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In addition to her work's striking composition, Ms. Hofer conveyed myriad New York societies.
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However, he maintains that as societies mature, their tolerance for environmental damage also diminishes.
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Balancing the public good and individual liberties is a constant struggle for democratic societies.
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Surely our thinking about disaster should be as complex as the societies they disrupt.
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Whether caused by nature or man, these crises have major deleterious effects on societies.
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But we're a half-century behind Europe in these societies' commitment to young families.
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And how are deeply polarized societies particularly susceptible to sliding from democracy to autocracy?
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My answer is: I think it's actually Darwinian; I think evolution favors altruistic societies.
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Consumer groups and medical societies have tried to spread the word about expensive drugs.
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Enslaved people, however, found creative ways to conduct their societies under white people's noses.
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In these societies, infectious diseases remain a major cause of death, especially in children.
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This background has given her an exceptionally acute insider's view of all three societies.
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Socialist models, and stricter communist societies, rely on government planning to drive the economy.
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This is the reason why societies like the American Geriatrics Society caution against them.
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"Honor societies are sometimes seen as great networking resources or an indicator of leadership."
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Good societies make taxpayer-funded investments in education, health care, and institutions of opportunity.
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When poor children are better educated, societies often become freer, fairer, and more stable.
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They see how democracy protects individual rights and property, and allows societies to flourish.
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Using my deep cultural access into both societies, my work engages with this unease.
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We live in a new era where societies are starting to believe in us.
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The implications for these societies, their governments, and their foreign relations will be immense.
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With societies mingling, the us-versus-them aspect of extreme faith has gotten worse.
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"One thing Google could do tomorrow is partner with these official societies," he said.
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