Walking on foot for days to reach remote areas in Jonglei and Lakes, states known for frequent inter-communal clashes, the choir chanted songs of peace in different languages.
Corrupt politicians "created the poison" behind India's frequent episodes of communal violence.
23 Our findings of higher rates in infants and children in the NWT could be related to reporting bias, poor hygiene, more frequent exposure to communal facilities or recreational water, lack of protective immunity, or a combination of factors.
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Copulation usually occurs on larger, exposed branches close to the nest site and can occur at any time of the day, although slightly more often between 11 00 and 13:00 when communal activities are less frequent.
Interestingly, Franco et al. found that, in the field, D. gliroides communal nestling is more frequent in summer than in winter, and preliminary data indicate that this strategy might be driven largely by kin relatedness and parental care, rather than thermoregulation (Franco et al., 2011).
Participants were recruited through posters, fliers, and word of mouth at meetings with community leaders, at churches, women's groups, market places, bus stops, entrances to public and private health facilities, and communal domestic water sources frequented by women.
Nevertheless, a total of six children (four from the highland) had been sick with diarrhoea for several weeks and were seriously weakened before being taken to the CHS and admitted up to 12 days at the inter-communal clinic or the district hospitals receiving frequent intravenous sodium glucose solution and drugs.
Besides "Monday Night Football" and frequent trips to local singles haunts, we also shared a communal Civilized Dinner of the Week, taking turns preparing a nice meal that we ate together.
"And they were also a communal event in a way that is much less frequent today.
