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women typically are forced to cook multiple times during the day because the food that they prepare in the morning spoils in the heat.
Women such as Leonora Pocaterrazas, 21, who died in childbirth not long ago in the mountain
village
of Columpapa Grande, Bolivia, leaving her husband to raise three other children on his own.
I myself was born at home, in a small
village
in the Korean countryside.
The Seattle and Washington demonstrations make another point: If CNN turned the world into a global village, the Internet goes 6 steps further.
Under regional and international pressure, the Saudi ruling family has constructed a Potemkin
village
of reform while retaining absolute control over all political developments.
It should be remembered that when five countries – Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands – agreed in 1985 (in the
village
of Schengen, Luxembourg) to abolish border controls, they did not do so on a whim or because some politicians had a lofty vision.
On November 3, after rebel forces killed nine people in a Druze
village
inside Syria, the Israeli military warned that it would intervene to prevent the occupation of the
village.
Instead of waiting for a grid to come to a town or village, renewable energies can be swiftly deployed in remote areas.
At their worst, cities are slums, places where the social constraints of the
village
are loosened, people can misbehave in anonymity, and poor and unemployed people live in squalor.
Over the course of less than three decades, trade barriers came down, and the combination of accessible airplane travel, satellite television, and the Internet has created a kind of interconnected “global village.”
They have lived fruitful lives together, cultivating crops and grazing cattle in a remote
village
in the hills of southwest Uganda.
Integrating elder-care options into existing frameworks – such as the health extension program in Ethiopia, the community-based health program in Tanzania, and
village
health teams in my country – are other ways to extend coverage.
I have also offered to take him to his
village
near Chakwal, a few miles south of Islamabad, where he was born.
China has strengthened its unitary state with important institutional innovations that have delivered growth and middle-income prosperity, but it still retains the basic five-level administrative structure – central government on top, with provincial, city, town, and
village
bodies below – that first emerged two millennia ago.
India currently is reeling from news that a 20-year-old woman was gang-raped by 13 men on orders from a West Bengali
village
court for having a relationship with a man from another
village.
A peasant
village
raided a hospital dumpster to reclaim discarded surgical equipment, wash it in a nearby canal, re-package it in sealed plastic saying “sterilized,” and sell it back to the hospital at cut-rate prices.
Most
village
primary schools are used for education only a small fraction of the time.
If small businesses could expand beyond the
village
square, they could drive their countries' growth better than any aid agency.
But the Shalit family is given the most credit: they left their home in a small
village
in Galilee to camp out for more than a year near the prime minister’s residence in Jerusalem, reminding the Israeli public of the victim’s suffering and pushing the government to accept Hamas’s conditions.
His appeal was unceremoniously rejected and, when he tried to seek refuge with supporters in a nearby village, the police mounted a manhunt.
As early as the 1960’s, Houphouet was spending lavishly on his native jungle-bound village, Yamoussoukro, which in 1983 replaced the port city of Abidjan as the capital.
The country remains on a war footing with Eritrea over the disputed border
village
of Badme.
Chrissie was the star student in the
village
in Malawi where I grew up.
Before Chrissie was 18, she was married with a child; she has never left the
village
where we were born.
Was it purely the product of a collective delusion, an emotional Potemkin
village
of sorts, encouraged, if not conceived, by the authorities to restore some level of self-assurance among France’s depressed citizens?
One enterprising
village
recently sold itself entirely to a waste disposal firm after it could no longer find any young people willing to return to bucolic bliss.
He provided farmers with debt relief, dished out
village
funds, and rolled out cheap health care.
She became involved with a local grassroots group, Girls Empowerment Network, joining other young women and civil-society groups across Malawi to urge
village
authorities and parliamentary ministers to put an end to child marriages.
Over the last five years, that campaign has resulted in the dismissal, sanction, or other punishment of no less than 440 provincial officials, 8,900 at the municipal level, 63,000 at the county level, and 278,000 at the
village
level.
Nearly all the major institutional reforms, such as strengthening the legislature, holding
village
elections, and building a modern legal system, were launched in the 1980’s.
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