Other eschatological movements emerged in world cultures that reveal less Christian influence and more indigenous millennial influences.
One way of defining Lin's achievement is to say that she reattached the Lutyens tradition to a local and indigenous one.
So far only Manchester City and arguably Spurs – seemingly about to lose an indigenous one – have contrived to tempt anything resembling a galactico to these shores.
The hated regime was perceived as an indigenous one, the result of fear and passivity, and not as the puppet of French or U.S. neocolonialism, despite its endorsement by the French political elite.
It is one of 26 vascular plants on Nihoa, 17 of which are indigenous, six alien, and three endemic only to Nihoa, including A. brownii, the Nihoa Fan Palm or loulu, and the Nihoa Carnation.
Four of the six participants (two Indigenous and two non-Indigenous) identified this as a benefit of the system.
Medical records were not available for two Indigenous and three non-Indigenous patients, leaving 67 Indigenous and 62 non-Indigenous people with head and neck cancers for study.
Of the six indigenous questionnaires five had had their criterion validity examined.
The United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, one of three bodies with a mandate to oversee issues related to indigenous peoples, held its first session in 2002.
Three of the participants were Indigenous and three non-Indigenous.
