"In Rwanda, everyone lives clustered together to get along," he said.
The family was close knit and lived clustered in the apartment built for one.
Most people in Guyana will never have been to this beautiful wilderness: they live clustered in the coastal villages or in Georgetown, where we return.
— Six days a week, in fair weather and foul, two-dozen door-to-door salesmen, all of whom live clustered together in an apartment complex in this suburb west of Chicago, pile into S.U.V.'s and cars and head into the big city, bent on sales of home security systems.
So while they go to benefits in designer gowns to one up each other, I sit at home and watch them on television in Target sweatpants.Minorities often live clustered together with similar socio-economic backgrounds; this gives them a greater incentive to compete for wealth and status.
In Ka Toh Village, where Somphone lives, cluster-bomb canisters, with tags bearing the bombs' origins – "DALLAS, TEXAS AND CAMDEN, ARKANSAS" – are used as stilts for villagers' huts.
They generally live clustered together and reside in cramped houses and apartments, and most have lived in Kathmandu for at least three years.
The next day, he led HALO staff to his plot, where six live cluster bomblets lay in the soil.
Known also as "suicide headaches," because sufferers have been known to take their own lives, cluster headaches are considered by many to be the most painful condition known to science described as more painful than broken bones, any degree of dermis burn, and even child birth.
FTP and database updates of the four clusters are staggered throughout the week to balance the needs for advanced staging of updates and the availability of failover clusters matching the content of the live cluster.
