With these questions up in the air, residents in some of Massachusetts' most vulnerable neighbourhoods were determined to prevent pot legalization from further destabilizing their communities even if the broader trend toward acceptance of weed seemed irreversible.
With these questions up in the air, residents in some of Massachusetts' most vulnerable neighborhoods were determined to prevent pot legalization from further destabilizing their communities even if the broader trend toward acceptance of weed seemed irreversible.
Orthodox leaders call such faiths "Uniates" and view them as a ruse to convert Orthodox believers and destabilize their churches.
But the region is still subject to irrational fears that can destabilize their financial systems.
For them, a single, unforeseen event can destabilize their whole precarious existence.
However, microRNAs can also destabilize their target mRNA (Baek et al., 2008).
In this tense political context, women mediators have been tackling familial, social and land-related conflicts at the community level, which can easily be politicized and risk destabilizing communities.
"Furthermore," she added, "spraying only exacerbates the drug problem by destabilizing communities that are trying to get out of illicit crops and grow legal alternatives".
"Such networks control much of the illegal trade in wildlife, destabilizing communities and countries and corrupting government officials and structures.
Armed groups use rape as a weapon of war, destabilizing communities while procuring hundreds of millions of dollars per year off the minerals trade.
Carver High School was closed by the Chicago Board of Education, and long-time teachers and staff fired, radically destabilizing already challenged communities and pushing students out and across gang territory into unfamiliar settings.
