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Meaning of "societies had"
The mention of 'societies had' may refer to a historical or sociological context discussing the actions or characteristics of certain societies in the past
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Many societies had experienced physical punishment.
Centuries of living in mostly controlled societies had dulled their instincts.
Both societies had a different form of financing.
It would be useful to learn how many religious societies had been granted registration.
Past societies had developed concepts of property.
Already the observation of man and of societies had been connected with that of nature.
Both societies had a strong agricultural base to them.
We find remarkable illustrations of the relationship these societies had with the sea.
That was why free societies had a role to play.
Societies had barely formed.
Never before had so many societies had such large proportions of elderly people.
Societies had become economies.
However not all the agrarian societies had a State.
Many societies had witches.
There is no historical evidence that earlier Inuit societies had particularly high rates of suicide.
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The ancient societies had their own waste management system.
The number of communications societies had grown 8.
At least such societies had developed the necessary avenues for redress.
Will the next generation have any awareness that industrialised societies had mitigating circumstances?
Ancient societies had their.
From India to Rome, all of the ancient societies had.
Finally societies had to deal with overconsumption and seek alternative models of life.
Most of them refused to believe African societies had a history that was worth telling.
All societies had established basic structures which constituted platforms uniting individuals.
The resurgence of Islam in those societies had thus created a crisis of international dimensions.
All societies had some limits to freedom of expression, due to historical and cultural reasons.
Discussions with leaders of Mission Societies had revealed a certain need.
The societies had operated under their own brands as divisions of the society.
Both writers, their societies had become corrupt.
These societies had displayed a common wisdom which had contributed to the process of change.
Indeed, the social contract in those societies had broken down irretrievably.
Islamic societies had the religious duty to protect Christian and Jewish minorities.
But worse was possible, colonial societies had the highest inequality in history.
These societies had a single focus, such as foreign missions, home missions or publications.
For example, the collective management societies had difficulty at a national level in solving problems.
Their societies had their own trajectories, they had a circumstantial alliance against the oppressor.
In some instances, separate Greek societies had their very own distinctive creation events.
Many societies had shaped Tunisia, which was now open, united and tolerant.
In the past, many societies had slavery.
Low-income societies had very little resources to devote to any right at all.
Within a year, six societies had formed.
Historically, societies had benefited from an exchange of ideas and knowledge.
After two years, the number of societies had grown to fifty-six.
Self-help societies had withered away along with the alcohol industry.
By the third millennium BCE, stratified bronze-age societies had emerged, most notably the Erlitou culture.
Self-help societies had just about vanished with the alcohol industry.
Larger scale agricultural societies had a media Gini of .35.
The Asiatic societies had a peculiar pattern of development.
Research found the larger agricultural societies had a median Gini of 0.35.
Traditional African societies had an intense sense of humanity and respect for human dignity.
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