9 p.m. 3) CRAB EXPEDITION The Koli, a hereditary caste of anglers, were among Mumbai's original dwellers.
Their supporters would help the DPP broaden its alliances beyond those who emphasise "ethnic" differences between original dwellers of Taiwan and immigrants (or their descendants) who fled to the island at the end of the Chinese civil war in 1949.
Indirectly, intervention-led gentrification of the boroughs by those from outside may push out the original dwellers.
If I forget so-and-so's name in the grocery store, I think, 'Is this the beginning?'" Tyler's Quaker parents were "the original commune dwellers", moving, when Tyler was six, to a community in the Appalachians.
From the beginning, Americans liked to believe that they were free of Old-Worldly original sin, dwellers in a city on a hill who "cherished an image of themselves as by nature inward-looking and aloof".
Just as some good Japanese bands whirl together American pop influences into an original sound, New York City dwellers have their own take on another culture, mashing up Southern roots music into a distinctly rough, dirty and careening free-for-all.
One such is the entrance of the Anxious-to-be-younger-than-she-is Dacha Dweller; the original dancer, Ms. van Hamel said, walked across the stage on point.
According to the developers, this Dogmeat is a descendant of the Vault Dweller's original canine companion.
He was a co-founder of Open City, a literary magazine started in 1990 that shut down last year, but his Web site Mr. Beller's Neighborhood continues to publish original work by city dwellers like Jonathan Ames and Sa Sayrafiezadeh.
Whether in Brazil or India, shanty-town dwellers are the original recyclers, says Cobham.
The town dwellers, identified as the original Semitic population, can, for the sake of convenience, be called Canaanites, although the term is not attested before the middle of the 2nd millennium bce.
