It has pitted the ethnic Dinka people, to which Mr Kiir belongs, against Mr Machar's Nuer, with the United Nations estimating that roughly 1.9 million people have been displaced.
The civil conflict has pitted the ethnic Dinka, to which Mr Kirr belongs, against Mr Machar's Nuer, with the United Nations estimating that roughly 1.9 million people have been displaced.
Yet despite the bucolic scene, Mr Huenchullan is a protagonist in the South American nation's longest-running and most acrimonious social conflict, pitting activists from the Mapuche indigenous population, to which he belongs, against the Chilean state.
But stoking people's fear to set neighbor upon neighbor, service worker upon client, those who belong against those who don't, does something more: it erodes the soul of the watcher and the watched, replacing healthy national pride with mute suspicion, breeding insular individuals more concerned with self-preservation than with society at large.
Objective: The purpose of this study was to determine the buffering effect of sense of belonging against the development of depression.
Results: The results refuted a significant buffering effect of sense of belonging against the development of depressive symptoms in several of the subgroups.
This means that you can take your voice-enabled speaker off your coffee table and put it back where it belongs — against a wall, discretely integrated into other kit.
The creature it belonged to ploughed against the current for a while, and then disappeared.
James Bruges Bristol Every Friday since August 2012, Kick Nuclear (to which I belong) and Japanese Against Nuclear UK have jointly organised a vigil outside the Japanese embassy in Piccadilly, followed by one outside Tepco's London offices nearby.
The Catholic church to which about 42% of the population belong, preaches against artificial or modern contraception.
