This joint Funan-Chenla tradition produced some of the world's most magnificent stone cult images.
Instead, the form which capitalism developed in The Netherlands recognised the social and economic impact of its unique geography which produced a society characterised by a monetary economy, a long tradition of joint ownership, and a free market for assets and capital rights.
Kent had a long tradition of joint kingship, with east and west Kent under separate kings, though one king was typically dominant.
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Theorists within this recent tradition agree that joint actions or perhaps the collective intentionality definitive of joint actions is at least one of the building blocks of social institutions.
In the fall of 1951, the Glee Club started the tradition of performing joint concerts with the Glee Club of a football opponent when they invited the Cornell Glee Club to Ann Arbor.
They were loosely bonded by commonalities of religion and tradition, trade, kinship, joint military campaigns, and the presence of captured prisoners from neighboring areas.
Meyer sought to differentiate Shake Shack from the long tradition of burger joints and chains that dotted the American landscape.
But Steven Yee, a co-owner with Allen Leung and the chef, Judy Seto, is a longtime L.E.S. resident, and he considers the two-month-old spot part of a tradition of homegrown joints.
And, the use of innovative percolation technology to add a twist to the time honored tradition of smoking joints and blunts is very smart!
I smoked a joint to honor the ancient Jamaican tradition of me getting high and eating junk.
