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society
noun as in humankind, people
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association, civilization, community, company, culture, humanity, nation, population, public, world
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camaraderie, commonality, commonwealth, companionship, comradeship, friendship, jungle, zoo
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noun as in organization, institution
noun as in upper class of people
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They founded “an Enlightenment country” and borrowed from the Enlightenment hostility toward the “hierarchically ordered societies of Europe.”
"The government would control all the media, our normal activities. I'm working in civil society, so all our activities, like criticising the government, would not be possible under the martial law. So that's really horrible."
How this new model and these network structures can be applied to society is still to be seen.
But it is harshest on women and babies, who bear the brunt of a society built on inequality, women lacking access to options for anything, really: jobs, resources, healthcare, childcare.
“We know that gifting, whether it's to an individual or philanthropy, giving to society, actually does make people feel more connected and part of a bigger human story,” Moore said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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