The Department of Social Development bought the Nomadic at a Paris auction in 2006 and brought it back to Belfast as a potential tourist attraction.
The opposite of capitalism and free trade would be something like subsistence farming or perhaps a nomadic existence.
The films are heavily influenced by their unique cultural origin, based on a nomadic existence on the massive Kazakh steppes.
The first people in this area of valleys and peaks were Innu, a nomadic indigenous nation, known to the europeans as the Montagnais.
Employees, now 20 people strong, live a nomadic life--hopping from, say, New York to Tel Aviv to Nicaragua every six months.
Her face was stern as she described why she had left her family for this nomadic life as a jungle guerrilla.
The Dayaks once lived a nomadic existence in the island's vast forests.
The club settled at Goodison Park after a nomadic 14 years in which they played at Stanley Park, Priory Road and Anfield Road.
But the show goes on and, with the closure of the Royal Opera House for a lottery-subsidised rebuild, now enters a nomadic phase.
The Tuaregs have traditionally been a nomadic people roaming across the Sahara Desert but some took up arms, saying the Niger government is not doing enough to improve their lives.
In a highly publicised case, a 15-year-old boy from a nomadic tribe in Iran's south-western province of Khuzestan died in July of haemophilia because his family did not have access to medicine.
The only blot on its reputation for tolerance is its government's policy of forcing the once nomadic Bushmen, a tiny minority now known as the San, from the Kalahari desert to settle in villages.
She remembers his suffering from persistent indigestion ever since Arda, her mother, who is also his paternal aunt, brought him from a nomadic hamlet during his early teens as her charge in order to facilitate his receiving proper schooling in Mogadiscio.
She writes of the three times that Jane was removed from the stability of her home at three months to a wet-nurse in Steventon village, at seven to a horrible boarding school, at 25 to a nomadic, spa-haunting existence and she argues that these upheavals helped to create the defensive, self-protective spikiness of which her contemporaries sometimes complained.
Nearby panels explain that Magdalenian Woman was about 30 years old when she died, was part of a sophisticated nomadic society of hunter-gatherers who followed the animal migrations, and ate a pretty healthful and plentiful diet.
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David Lawrence, from the Nomadic Preservation Society, was a friend of Miss Dean and said he was "very sad" to hear the news.
The book traces the evolution from a smattering of teens living in their vans to a community of nomadic craftsmen and their families, who have replaced their rigs with horse-drawn caravans imbues its subjects with a grace and nobility often lacking in their media portrayals.
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Nomadic (badawah) life was a grim, relentless struggle, because there were too many people competing for too few resources.
It's the first Super Bowl for the Cards, a historically futile and nomadic franchise that called Chicago and St.
Wimme, a member of the nomadic Sami, or Lapp, people, has made an art form of their joik singing style.
Christian Aid warns that the current conflict in the Darfur region of Sudan -- a crisis summed up by some as the world's first "climate change war" as spreading desertification and water shortages contributed to clashes between the region's African farmers and nomadic Arabs -- could be a taste of a "nightmare scenario" set to be repeated elsewhere across Africa and the world.
The company has cultivated a large audience of fierce loyalists--from nomadic outlaw bikers to leather-clad senior executives--who all share a passion for its classic American motorbikes and merchandise.
This gave them a literally astronomical number of nomadic planets in the Milky Way.
The most recent clashes began last week when the Orma, a community of semi-nomadic herders, invaded farms belonging to the Pokomo.
To examine the plight of India's estimated 100m-odd DNTs and other nomadic people, the central government appointed a commission which reported back in 2008.
The Sudanese government repressed the insurgency, bombing villages and arming nomadic Arab herdsmen, Janjaweed, who have a history of land disputes with the farmers.
Put together Mongolian supply and Chinese demand, and Mongolia will be rich beyond the wildest dreams of a population many of whom, a generation ago, saw themselves as nomadic herders.
In the Middle East people started to build settlements as early as 15, 000 years ago, a period called the Early Natufian, but a drying of the climate made them nomadic again between 12, 800 and 11, 500 years ago.
In turn, Sudan's government is accused of arming nomadic, Arab militias to fight the rebels a charge the government denies.
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