A quiet reproof to the grasping commercial media and to the spirit of what's-in-it-for-me, the program draws on the spiritual modesty and decency of a near-vanished Midwestern progressive liberalism in which communities take care of their own; the show itself is an example of those communal strengths.
Perhaps the best example of the conservatory's communal spirit is Performance Forum, Colburn's most prestigious student showcase.
The case of the Sarikeçilis is a striking example of a communal response and of clientalist vote-catching.
In vertebrates, another example of communal death is the regressive phase of the hair follicle (HF), which undergoes cycles of growth (anagen), degeneration (catagen) and rest (telogen) (Hardy, 1992; Fuchs, 2007).
The first is an example of Coherence; Communal Specification (COCS).
For example, the communal grasslands of Ejido Casa de Janos, supported the largest prairie dog colony in Janos in 1993 (35,000 ha).
Here was a clear example of a communal activity in which one human built on and improved the work of his predecessor.
Using the example of the titling of TCOs (Original Communal Lands) in Bolivia, the paper explores how governmental aspirations for indigenous territories unravelled in practice, producing hybrid, double-edged and "not-quite-neoliberal" spaces – spaces which have, paradoxically, emerged as key sites for the construction of more radical indigenous projects.
The line is an example of the film's general theme of conflating communal violence in Chicago with police and general racially motivated brutality.
Focus groups targeted different stakeholders and groups in the community, especially pastoralists with experience in communal areas, members of the communal farmers' associations and farmers' committees.
