Arranged endogamous marriage within the kinship units was the preferred pattern in that period, but this pattern has changed somewhat. |
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In 1968, 25 percent of urban marriages, 31 percent of rural marriages, and 51 percent of tribal marriages were reported as endogamous. |
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All these strata tend to be endogamous or, in the south, observe the marital rule of hypergamy. |
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These are cultural differences and they cause biological differences because cultural groups are endogamous. |
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Craftsmen like the smiths are divided into endogamous casts and live at the fringe of Dogon society. |
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The penalties for transgressing endogamous restrictions have varied greatly among cultures and have ranged from death to mild disapproval. |
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As of 1991, 77 percent of married Brazilians were in racially endogamous unions, showing a clear preference for marriage partners of their own color. |
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The people are divided into endogamous clans, and in modern times there were still strong traces of a political organization under clan chiefs. |
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In the past, villages were endogamous, somewhat matrifocal units. |
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Marriage is strictly clan endogamous, and although sibling marriage is forbidden, marriage between cousins is encouraged. |
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Proposal 7: That support cells be created to help, among others, endogamous and exogamous families. |
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Marriage was endogamous and was viewed not as a couple's exclusive affair, but as an entire family's concern. |
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Francophone family includes endogamous and immigrant urban and rural families with at least one Francophone parent. |
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However, this Act still constitutes the legal framework governing the situation of endogamous or transnational couples. |
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Thus, a caste is endogamous, but all the kin-based units below it are exogamous and follow rigid rules about which clans or lineages are allowed to inter-marry. |
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Their basic economic and political unit is the kinship group, which contains several endogamous subdivisions. |
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People's own concerns are first and foremost with their relatively endogamous settlements and their patrilineal exogamous clans. |
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Everywhere castes have traditionally been endogamous. |
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The Shudra varna includes a wide spectrum of endogamous status groups with dominant, landowning groups at one end of the scale and near-untouchables at the other. |
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In traditional Kurdish society, marriage was generally endogamous. |
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As discussed above, O. orca is certainly divided into an unknown number of highly distinct and possibly unique species or subspecies, distinct forms and endogamous populations. |
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There are more exogamous than endogamous marriages. |
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Thus, the status report provided in the document will strengthen the optimal development of young children, whether they belong to an endogamous, exogamous, ethnocultural, rural or urban family. |
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To foster additive bilingualism in minority environments, French needs to be the primary language used at school and Francophone parents from both exogamous and endogamous families need to speak French at home. |
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It seems that a recurrent marriage scenario may be deduced from these data: the trend towards endogamous marriages within the family strengthens when a young man runs the risk of drug addiction. |
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The word deme refers to an endogamous local population that does not have unilineal descent. |
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Thus, a deme is a local endogamous community without internal segmentation into clans. |
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They continued to remain partially in an endogamous group within the Nasrani community. |
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We have seen above how endogamous marriages were common in the Portuguese branches of this family. |
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Over the millennia, within this four-caste structure, evolved thousands of endogamous castes and subcastes, or jatis. |
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The four distinct Varnas or castes that are mutually exclusive, hereditary, endogamous, and occupation-specific are the Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaisyas, and Sudras. |
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Gradually, the term Maratha came to denote an endogamous caste. |
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Consanguineous and endogamous unions are the marital choice the most practiced in the Arab-Muslim world and Chaouis from Khenchela don't make the exception. |
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