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France and Germany, which argued for putting off Georgia's membership, have a special responsibility.

The Broadcast Film Critics Association are usually fairly reliant indicators of what will win big on Oscar night; however, as Hollywood Reporter's Scott Feinberg points out, their younger and more diverse membership have a history of championing genre pictures like The Dark Knight, which then usually end up excluded from all but the technical awards by the Academy.

Human capital (years of schooling) and political capital (party membership) have a significantly positive effect on employment status.

In the spatial dimension, individual education and party membership have a tendency to increase one's chance of using contacts in coastal and interior regions, while family background shows a pattern of increasing this possibility in the metropolitan region.

The Labour Party membership have a simple choice.

Here we have found that group membership have a protective effect against HIV for women (but not for men) [ 5] as well as contributing to stigma reduction and faster uptake of certain HIV services [ 13].

Our membership has a very clear goal: to get married".

Politics and party membership had a direct effect on family finances.

The membership has a wide age range — 20s to 80s — though the highest proportion, about 40 percent, are in their 40s.

"I think their membership has a wider variety and cross-section of members," Mr. Hardy said, "an equal share of blue-collar and well-heeled".

For example, paternal union membership has a significant effect in the maternal schooling equation.