The piece was performed in the reading room of the Wellcome Library, a London institution dedicated to the study of medical history, to an audience of around twenty people, accommodated in camp beds.
The house, on eight waterfront acres with a swimming pool and a tennis court, has five bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms, not quite enough room for all the grandchildren to be accommodated at "camp".
Beginning in January, the emerald lawns of the Palm Beach Polo Equestrian Club are transformed into the Cosequin Winter Equestrian Festival, a vast, luxurious tent camp accommodating a 10-week occupation by what Gore Vidal once characterized as America's stealth rulers, and Lewis Lapham has more delicately termed "the equestrian class".
In Arabic, "taiba" means "kind"; perhaps, then, an unusual choice of name for this camp accommodating 7,000 people forced to flee their homes due to ongoing conflict in West Darfur – it is hard to see how life has been kind to this most vulnerable section of society.
Data from Rhino camp, one of the major Ugandan camps accommodating Southern Sudanese refugees, showed a prevalence of S. mansoni as high as 77.8% (14 ).
Turkey is struggling to accommodate overcrowded camps and said it has nearly reached its limit.
The outlines of the new rescue emerging this morning pitted Germany against the European Central Bank, with elements of the deal designed to accommodate both camps.
The funeral also provided a measure of the growing polarization between the country's secular and religious forces, threatening Tunisia's attempts to accommodate both camps in its coalition government.
But although there did seem to be a divide of sorts between traditionalists and modernizers, there were also those who, like Julie Hockold, believed that change was inevitable and that Crufts could accommodate both camps.
By June 2013, about 580,000 Syrian refugees were accommodated in camps along the Syrian border (UNHCR, 2013).
