| People are in continual engagement in socioculturally framed face-to-face activities as they participate in and live their everyday lives. |
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| Back then hip-hop was still outsider culture, and still proving itself, both commercially and socioculturally. |
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| His photographs thus allow him to analyze and place socioculturally and custom-based preconceived notions into perspective. |
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| Developing STL through science teaching can be successful only if it is socioculturally relevant to the students. |
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| According to this view, serious psychological problems are typically intrapsychic and interpersonal in nature rather than socioculturally generated. |
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| This term includes geographically or socioculturally defined dialects as well as the jargons or styles of subcultures. |
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| This more social and cultural view of engagement has led to the formulation of more socioculturally based theories of engagement. |
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| This socioculturally oriented experience replaces what otherwise would be a more physically and personally driven way of obtaining water. |
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| The transfer of technology will be promoted, particularly through the South-South Cooperation scheme, which is a low-cost vehicle for technologically, ecologically and socioculturally appropriate development. |
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| Consequently, sustainable tourism development should be environmentally sound and socioculturally acceptable and its long-term economic viability should be ensured. |
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| The fact that women in that segment of society are often socioculturally and economically disadvantaged makes it more difficult to mobilize them for alternative development. |
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| Behavioral pride is also socioculturally situated and informed by the cultural milieu including political ideologies and historical and national events. |
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