The novel is set at a California commune with strong echoes of the Manson family, where sad, driftless young women are captured in various states of emotional infancy and taught familiar values about subservience and sex.
The polysaccharide extracted from N. commune exerted a strong 1,1-diphenyl-2-picrylhydrazyl radical scavenging ability but weak superoxide radical and hydroxyl radical scavenging activities.
Schizocommunin (79) was isolated from a culture of the fungus Schizophyllum commune and exhibited strong cytotoxicity against murine lymphoma cells [91].
(F3) Some facilitators described being successful where the MNHGs were established in a commune with a strong healthcare system, but failing in those with a weak one.
Approximately 3.6 million individuals (1/6 of the total population) live in Abidjan and strong disparities exist across its communes.
What happens when the idea of adventure is still compelling, when the desire to commune with nature is strong, when you still fancy yourself an outdoorswoman but the appeal of pitching a tent has lost its luster?
Vietnam has a strong primary health care system with commune level health centres staffed by trained health workers accessible to all.
Almost everywhere, the ethos of strong government overwhelmed the rule of the communes.
French mayors are usually strong and often dominate the life of the commune.
For Osby the commune torments him with "a need so strong it scared him: to be touched — on the shoulder or cheek or anywhere — by some other human's hand".
Strong income inequality also exists inside Abidjan: Cocody is the wealthiest commune; Plateau is the business district and central government area, and most of its residents are Caucasian; many slums are distributed in Adjamé, and Marcory and Treichville are also poor areas.
