Areas experiencing rapid and concentrated immigration need help to cope with the social and other costs of migrants and the migrants themselves may require help to ensure they integrate and become socially mobile or return home.
Claire acts dismissively toward him, and, in a pivotal scene near the end, she predicts that at school on Monday morning, even though the group has bonded, things will return, socially, to the status quo.
By any formula, the returns, socially and economically, are greater than expenditures.
Meanwhile, the socially awkward Mori returns to Seoul in search of Kwon, and Hong intertwines his oddball adventures with new acquaintances and episodes from his recent past, with and without Kwon.
According to Lipper, 203 socially responsible funds returned an average of 33.13% in 2003 higher than both the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average.
We are racing to remain "relevant" to those we admire and wish to emulate socially, despite dissipating returns, just like Claire and Andrew did with respect to their circle of friends in the film.
Upland geese are highly territorial and socially monogamous, usually returning to the same territory with the same mate every year (Summers and McAdam 1993).
Prominent young critics call Mr. Prokhanov, 64, an antidote to boring post-Soviet, politically correct prose, a return to socially conscious classical Russian literature.
West Africa's biggest musical export may now be politically vacuous afropop, but some among the upcoming generation want to return to socially conscious music.
Second, it has been suggested that seeing individuals with mental disorders successfully treated and return to socially productive roles has the greatest impact on reducing stigma and may succeed where concerted efforts at improving mental health literacy have failed.
