At the square's other edge, alongside the old town, is a row of restaurants where you can dine alfresco and watch modern-day activity in this harbor that helped build the Americas.
It blinks the realities of sophisticated, modern-day criminal activity and legitimate law enforcement practices to argue the contrary.
Indigenous people make up almost 30% of the approximately 200,000 people living in the NT, and over 70% of these people (i.e. about 47,000 people) live in locations which are isolated by distance and terrain from the type of modern-day economic activity and services to be found in rural and regional Australian towns [ 32].
It is not easy for standard questionnaires to cover the individual activities of modern-day older adults, because the nature of these activities is changing constantly.
Grappling with demons of various kinds, whether dark medieval spirits or a crooked modern-day contractor, is an activity shared by many members of the book's large and vibrant cast.
Technology makes it easier to organize, Spivak said, and modern-day voters watching political activity in real time on Twitter and TV aren't content to wait until another election to show their displeasure when they feel ignored.
With our modern-day penchant for indoor activity and staying up well past dusk, nocturnal melatonin production is typically far from robust.
In addition to being inherently harmful and dehumanizing, prostitution and related activities fuel the modern-day slavery known as sex trafficking.
Functional consequences of modern-day society, such as late-night activity, work schedules that include long-term night shifts and those in which employees change or rotate shifts (i.e., shift work), and jet lag are substantial environmental disruptors of normal circadian rhythms.
Still, modern-day politicians can feel relatively safe in their activities.
