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• Minority
  ...p (understood in terms of [[language]], nationality, [[religion]] and/or [[culture]]). Other minority groups include people with disabilities, "economic minor ...nguage]] of minority rights, including student rights, consumer rights and animal rights. In recent years, some members of [[social]] [[groups]] traditionall
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• Naked
  ...r enveloping or subtending parts d : lacking foliage or vegetation e of an animal or one of its parts : lacking an external covering (as of hair, feathers, o ...s clothing than would be expected by the [[conventions]] of a particular [[culture]] and situation, and in particular exposing the bare skin or [[intimate]] p
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• 2000-12-21-Culture & Disorder
  ===Topic: ''Culture & Disorder''=== ...[improvise]]. Because [[fear]] is such a basic element in the underlying [[animal]] aspects, in the absence of love, which overrides fear, fear becomes the [
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• Palm Sunday
  ...dition]] that it is an animal of [[peace]], versus the horse, which is the animal of [[war]]. A king would have ridden a horse when he was bent on war and ri In the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greco-Roman Greco-Roman culture] of the Roman Empire, which strongly influenced Christian [[tradition]], th
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• 74:3 Adam and Eve Learn About the Planet
  ...utlined the [[methods]] whereby they would seek to redeem the [[social]] [[culture]] of [[Urantia]] from the low levels to which it had fallen as a result of ...ls eastward in [[Eden]], Adam and Eve were escorted all day, viewing the [[animal]] life of the [[planet]] and arriving at a better [[understanding]] as to w
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• Burial
  ...bury the dead, doing so in shallow graves along with stone [[tools]] and [[animal]] bones. Exemplary sites include [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shanidar Sh ...ms]], such as the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urnfield_culture Urnfield culture] of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Bronze_Age European Bronze
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• 52:3 Post-Adamic Man
  ...as run its [[biologic]] [[course]], when man has reached the [[apex]] of [[animal]] [[development]], there arrives the second order of sonship, and the secon ...tion]] of the [[racial]] strains; on [[normal]] worlds the [[defective]] [[Animal|bestial]] [[tendencies]] are very nearly eliminated from the [[reproducing]
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• 64:4 The Neanderthal Races
  ...]], since they made various uses of the horns and bones. They had little [[culture]], but they greatly improved the [[work]] in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki ...fourth and fifth glaciers] [[witnessed]] the further spread of the crude [[culture]] of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neanderthal Neanderthal races]. But
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• The Helianx Proposition/page 20
  Watching some planetary [[culture]]s struggling with the consequences of thousands of years ...[[intelligence]] climbed out of the instinctual drives that governed the [[animal nature]].
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• Language
  '''Language''', like [[culture]], is something that is easier to discuss than to define, and no unitary de ...ombined to form units that bear meaning (e.g., morphemes, words). In other animal systems, each call is a meaningful unit.
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• 69:4 The Beginnings of Trade
  ...sending evolved from the [[primitive]] smoke signal up through runners, [[animal]] riders, railroads, and airplanes, as well as telegraph, telephone, and wi ...great civilizer through promoting the [[Sharing|cross-fertilization]] of [[culture]].
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• Promiscuity
  Promiscuity is common in many [[animal]] [[species]]. Some species have promiscuous [[mating]] systems, ranging fr ...promiscuous", varies much among [[different]] [[cultures]], and within a [[culture]] different [[standards]] are often applied to people of different [[gender
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• Animism
  ...ki/Edward_Burnett_Tylor Sir Edward Tylor] in his 1871 [[book]] ''Primitive Culture'', in which he defined it as being "the [[theory]] of the [[universal]] ani
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• Defeat
  *4: Hunting. To cut up (an animal). ...eaking them to [[learn]] about them. Kelly also warns against creating a [[culture]] (e.g. school system) that punishes failure harshly, because this inhibits
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• Inoculation
  ...ganism, the implanting of microorganisms or [[infectious]] material into a culture medium such as a brewers vat or a petri dish, or the placement of microorga
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• 1993-12-19-Why Am I Here
  The [[ideas]] of who you are, were primarily formed by a [[culture]] that has had difficult beginning and mistakes have been made in view of t ...] asked, is "why am I here and where do I go?" The [[color]] of skin and [[culture]] of our [[background]] are meaningless in some regards. These questions ar
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• 81:2 The Tools of Civilization
  81:2.1 The [[growth]] of [[culture]] is predicated upon the [[development]] of the [[tools]] of [[civilization 81:2.2 You who now live amid latter-day scenes of budding [[culture]] and beginning [[progress]] in [[social]] affairs, who actually have some
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• Hug
  ....org/wiki/Nonverbal_communication nonverbal communication]. Depending on [[culture]], [[context]] and [[relationship]], a hug can indicate familiarity, [[love ...so, a person, especially a [[child]], may caress and hug a doll or stuffed animal. Young [[children]] will also hug their [[parents]] when they feel threaten
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• Omnivore
  *1 : feeding on both [[animal]] and [[vegetable]] substances ...mnivorous' [[behavior]] [[patterns]], depending on conditions of supply, [[culture]], etc. Mammals will generally prefer one class of [[food]] or another, wit
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• 1997-12-16-Sex, Part 1
  ...descendency from Nebadonia? From the [[Mother Spirit]]? I know that your [[culture]] and your [[religion]] is [[male]] [[dominated]]. Historically and cultura ...osite]] [[human being]]. Now the fact of sexuality is [[inherent]] in your animal origin, yes. It is, of course, a basic [[function]] of procreating species,
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