From the beginning of the Common Era we can speak of the Western Balt culture, which included several distinct groups of the Western Baltic cultural circle and which definitely can be connected with the Baltic peoples.
This summer, the Europeana digital library launched its first app, Open Culture, which includes a selection of 350,000 images from its online collection of cultural objects from Europe's institutions.
The amount spent on recreation and culture, which includes trips to the cinema and theme parks, rose by 5.2%.
The primary idea behind an innovative campus is to create a culture which includes the vibes of a professional world.
In fact, they announced the deal on the very day that George Mitchell made public his long investigation into baseball's steroid culture, which included the Roger Clemens bombshell.
The young Hélio further benefited from the concerted postwar effort among Brazil's artists, designers and architects to keep pace with international culture, which included a rapid and self-conscious assimilation of aspects of Russian Constructivism and Neo-Plasticism.
This was the document that famously detailed the worst abuses of the team's "toxic culture," which included, according to the report, instances of athletes "getting drunk, misuse of prescription drugs, breaching curfews, deceit, and bullying".
Mr. Romney alluded to the book over the summer at a house party in Iowa, sponsored by the Iowa Christian Alliance, explaining that America's strength as a nation came from its culture, which included the belief in "something greater".
Did they all have such lousy fathers that they needed to co-opt mine?" He grew up, he says, in a household that valued culture, "which included the quiet solitude that my father thought essential to writing.
Although productivity seems dry, it reflects something that is dynamic and amorphous — a nation's economic culture, which includes its values, institutions, demographics, technologies, managers, workers and much more.
All Yuman peoples were similar in choosing to live in dispersed settlements or hamlets rather than in villages, in adopting loose forms of political organization rather than a centralized authority, and in their material culture, which included pottery.
