While some Indians considered themselves primarily members of their local group, others, like the Xerente (Sherenté), gave greater value to a common language and culture than to village divisions.
For example the elderly or infirm might be of concern only to their local group associations rather than to the network as a whole [17].
Four SNP councillors who were suspended from the party after burning a copy of the Smith Commission report have been re-elected to top posts within their local group.
Social learning within local groups is predicted to result in the reliable spatiotemporal clustering of suicides as agents acquire suicide behaviour from members of their local group.
"Simply put, we want to funnel Fascists to the site, get acquainted with them, and then help them get in contact with other Fascists in their area so they can meet up and form their own local groups & networks," reads Mathias' post.
GPs were told they either had to form their own local groups or be allocated to one.
As Berman details throughout Herding Donkeys, we trusted our supporters to organize their own local groups on myBO and act, often without any staff supervision, on behalf of the campaign.
Central is a common house where residents meet, cook and eat together twice a week, hold parties, collect their mail, host local groups and collectively govern their little community.
By the end of Bradley's term, most of the violence had ended, as companies sold their stock to local groups or simply abandoned their roads due to the violence.
"People might as well be in the village, because they only interact with their little local group"...
