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We have created a society in which far too many people suffer such childhoods.

She ends up spread out like a sacrifice on an altar, in a production in which far more than usual is at stake.

It is simply the mechanism society uses to ration limited space during periods in which far more people want to use that space than can fit, he said.

But Mr. Perry's spokeswoman said the efforts to overturn the order would create a dangerous situation in which far fewer women might receive the vaccine.

The Uranotheria (elephants and their kin) and Perissodactyla (horses, rhinoceroses, and allies) are examples of orders in which far greater diversity occurred in the late Paleogene and Neogene periods (about 30 million to about 3 million years ago) than today.

The lack of such leaders may also be the hallmark of a largely post-ideological era in which far less need is felt for unifying doctrines or the grandiose figures who provide them.

And this is not the only country in which far-right nastiness festers.

His aim was to foster a new kind of Weltliteratur, or "world literature," in which far-flung cultures would become more aware of each other.

Doris Wiener has put together a magnetic cluster of early Kashmiri sculptures, a distinctive and understudied art in which far-flung Asian cultures mesh.

But the organisation has risen to prominence in a spate of civil unrest in which far-right activists, football hooligans and known racists have fought running battles with Asian youths.

In a country in which far-right anti-immigration parties were even then garnering up to 15% of the vote, politicians of a more liberal persuasion pointed to the multi-racial nature of the team, "blacks, beurs, blancs" (blacks, Arabs, whites).