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For pragmatic reasons, the geographically based notion of community has tended to dominate both analysis and action in the public health arena, given that public health funding and services tend to be linked to geographically defined areas.
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This indicates that the graph theoretic based notion of cohesiveness captures a notion that is also biologically meaningful.
It is worth mentioning that sociability indicators are not based on the notion of communities (as in [12]), that is, groups of individuals that "stay in touch" for prolonged time due to shared habits, behaviors, believes, and so forth.
And what of this notion of community?
"I was attracted to the notion of community," she said.
But the notion of community is tested here by the realities of individual attainment.
"Here, the notion of community tends to mean sects," he said.
The common good is a notion that is conceptually affiliated to the notion of community and, thus, to the notion of human society as such.
The notion of community has been a central element of the Internet since its inception.
Equally, any notion of community gain was eclipsed by a perception of private gain.
Recall that the notion of community development was central to the Sure Start initiative, making it dramatically different from most other early intervention programmes, mostly trialled in the USA, on which it was based.
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