This sense of kinship enables a class of people who for centuries have routinely occupied the lowest niches of the labor market to survive and impart their language, music and customs to their young.
The Marines, fighting insurgents in the region, in Anbar Province, routinely occupy houses for a few days at a time, paying rent to the owners.
The transitional or shared nature of the spaces they routinely occupy means that privacy may be compromised.
They'll be occupied for months.
This from a government which routinely bombs, invades, and occupies other nations for any number of perceived infractions.
Because of a longstanding misinterpretation of the city's zoning ordinance, Planning Department staffers have routinely violated the city's zoning code by approving plans to build apartments on land zoned for multifamily units but occupied by single-family homes, City Administrator John Bramble said.
"We have occupied these lands for millennia.
But interviews with homeless teenagers who have stayed at Sylvia's Place, and with operators of other shelters for young gay people, paint a picture of the shelter as dirty, overcrowded and unsafe, with as many as 30 occupants sleeping in a space originally occupied by only 6. Lacking cots, clients would routinely sleep on the floor, and fights were common.
They occupied a building, campaigned for divestment.
In most of California the tribelets established permanent villages that they occupied all year, although small groups routinely left for periods of a few days or weeks to hunt or collect food.
The flow cytometer was routinely operated at the Slow Flow Rate setting (14 μl sample per minute), and data acquisition for a single sample typically occupied 3 5 min.
