Interviews show that younger farmers value their own quality of life, adequate livelihood, and their rural communities as well as nature and non-commodified relations with soil, food and humans.
Interviews show that distance and the quality of provision still matters among inpatients who cannot afford to seek private care.
Mattinson's interviews show that women are first to see what's happening to their family purse.
However, data and interviews show that the traditional village system is endangered.
Interviews show that these organizations experimented to find their natural match, actively soliciting feedback from donors and other stakeholders.
Records and interviews show that other committee officials were involved in raising money sent directly to candidates.
However, documents and interviews show that Bishop Hoffman has not removed an elderly priest with a history of abuse.
Interviews show that the letter included a summary of the alleged abuse, including the allegation that some abuse might have occurred at the BBC.
But records and interviews show that in spring 2016, Mr. Papadopoulos was welcomed into the thinly-staffed campaign as a "surrogate" who could articulate the candidate's views.
Opinion polls and numerous interviews show that most Iraqis do not want the Americans to leave and want the attacks to stop.
Though Manhattan's prestigious private schools are well known for their pressure-cooker atmosphere, the interviews show that similar stresses pervade students' lives regardless of geography or socioeconomic station.
