Before the late nineteenth century, those ways most often involved collective forms of risk sharing rooted in solidarity, interdependence, and mutual aid.
Before the late 19th century, those ways most often involved collective forms of risk sharing rooted in solidarity, interdependence, and mutual aid.
Cambodians speak Khmer, which shares roots with Thai.
He said that the couple, who shared roots in the Dominican Republic, had been married for about six years.
I also think our shared roots in the midwest had a lot to do that the connection we felt".
Savannah Farmer, after chatting with Mr. Ford outside the church about their shared roots in Memphis, called him "wonderful".
Just as Cass's seemingly stable home life is falling apart, Aidan draws her into their shared roots and the prematurely adult world he has created for himself.
The two artists share roots in a moment, in the seventies, of self-conscious reflection on the exhausted drive of modernism.
Mr. Das also collaborated with the flamenco dancer Antonio Hidalgo Paz on the show "Yatra: Journey From India to Spain," which explored the shared roots of the two dance forms.
The warm, supple performances capture both the individuality and the shared roots of contemporaneous works by three early-20th-century masters.
Yet despite the families' shared roots, heated discussions among the three Kubba brothers, their wives, a brother-in-law and the family matriarch at their home today suggested that enthusiasm for Mr. Chalabi ranges from zealous to zero.
