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Meanings of communities in English

Russian
община
Portuguese
comunidades
Spanish
communitas
Catalan
comunitat biològica
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Social unit of human organisms who share common values.

община
Usage of communities in English
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Power Age communities have grown far beyond the check of individual experience.
The Tyranny Of Words
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They need to work with councils, health boards, schools and faith communities.
The Guardian
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Industry players say better transparency will help local communities and investors alike.
Reuters
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Problems with youth, environment and governments were also similar among Indigenous communities.
Radio NZ
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However, Mr Higgins said issues related to what directly impacts people's communities.
Radio NZ
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These findings may help make preventive public health policies in Uyghur communities.
Pubmed
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Our children and our respective communities need us to set the example.
Ebony
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Somalia's government is meant to share key positions among the major communities.
Reuters
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The case helped stoke the national debate over policing in minority communities.
Reuters
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Immigrants do pose a severe burden on particular communities at particular times.
The Guardian
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However, in developing countries with isolated communities, treatment remains an uphill battle.
Reuters
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Community and Opportunity Without strong identity, it's difficult to have strong communities.
Ebony
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They are mostly used within rural communities across Ireland, north and south.
The Irish Times
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While the older communities are often stoic, Clare said everyone needs help.
Radio NZ
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Local governments seek funds to cover costs of services in their communities.
Reuters
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That, in turn, could result in less fish available to local communities.
Reuters
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