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Meanings of societies in English
Usage of societies in English
1
The majority of victims of serious violence in all societies are men.
2
Egalitarianism as well as competition help shape animal societies, including human ones.
3
Some people perform the muscular labor in societies; others, the mental labor.
4
Different societies make different sense out of similar bodily actions or gestures.
5
Human societies can't change that fast without both good and negative implications.
6
In short social participation is good for individuals - and for societies.
7
For example, Norway, Denmark and Finland are also known as high-trust societies.
8
The tradition of college societies in Ireland began over 300 years ago.
9
The third and fourth principles result from the complexity of human societies.
10
Banks, along with building societies, had been bailed out by the Government.
11
In the matter of race, there are different beliefs in different societies.
12
Then build relationships with all other organizations:law societies, medical and other professionals.
13
As often happens in such societies, artists learned to express themselves obliquely.
14
No wonder banks and building societies are making record profits, he says.
15
Rescues of struggling societies Dunfermline and West Bromwich required deeper government involvement.
16
The first revolutionary societies were formed in this atmosphere in the south.
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Societies through the time
Societies across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
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