In 1998, Sheikh Yassin said that the political and social branches of Hamas could not be distinguished from the military.
The video had been playing every night that week on television, in the wee morning hours on Adult Swim, before being shared on Reddit and then getting piped out through various social branches to the rest of the Web.
Second using the concentrated changes test [ 96] in the software MacClade [ 97] we tested if changes in tonal sound complexity were concentrated on social branches.
However, cetacean tonal sounds and sociality are intertwined: (1) increased tonal sound modulation significantly correlates with group size and social structure; (2) changes in tonal sound complexity are significantly concentrated on social branches.
Social history, Branch of history that emphasizes social structures and the interaction of different groups in society rather than affairs of state.
Catholic Charities, the social services branch of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston, will stop arranging adoptions because state law requires it to assist gay and lesbian couples.
"Art Deco Design: Rhythm and Verve," which goes on view Friday at the New York Public Library's humanities and social sciences branch in Midtown, is a smaller, New York-centric look at the popular decorative style.
He was secretary to Cardinal Terence Cooke from 1969 to 1973 and executive director of Catholic Charities, the social services branch of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York, from 1973 until he retired in 2000.
He is chief of the Demographic and Social Statistics Branch of the U.N. Statistical Office, one of 3 U.N. bodies that has been helping China get ready for its census since 1979.
After only two of the 43 invited new members turned up for a barbecue and social, a branch chair rang round and was repeatedly told that the newcomers were there to vote for one candidate and had no interest in the actual constituency Labour party.
