It was a term that inspired the development of a new economically independent sub-culture, simultaneously exciting and terrifying.
It was an entire sub-culture gathered in the steep wooden bench seats surrounding the tiny sawdust-strewn auction ring.
He said recent trouble had nothing to do with politics or sectarianism, but was part of "a growing mafia sub-culture".
Greater Manchester Police named goths, punks, emos and metallers as people of an "alternative sub-culture identity" in their definition of hate crimes.
"People who wish to express their alternative sub-culture identity freely should not have to tolerate hate crime, " Assistant Chief Constable Garry Shewan said.
If young adults wish to use soft drugs, argue Dutch officials, it is better that they should do so in a setting in which they are not exposed to the criminal sub-culture surrounding hard drugs.
However, the extension of such schemes also risks institutionalising a two-tier society: on the one hand those connected to the conventional economy, and on the other a sub-culture that exists economically and socially outside the conventional economy.
What went on in the officer's head is something that I can only guess but, based on over 30 years of experience in the doing, teaching and studying of the police profession, I would venture to say that race had nothing to do with the behavior displayed and that the sub-culture of police work dictated the action, more than any possible bias or prejudice.
Among these were the Permanent Sub-Committee on Communication and Information and the Permanent Sub-Committee on Culture.
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He says individuals often belong to sub groups within the Sapeur culture, such as the Piccadilly group, who dress in Scottish kilts.
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He added that in the first generation of migrants, from places like Bangladesh - of which there is a large population in east London - there was often a confusion of what was said in Islam and what was sub-continental or Arab culture.
On the occasion of UNESCO's 50th Anniversary, seven Sub-Regional Children's Culture of Peace Festivals were held around the world enabling pupils and teachers taking part in the UNESCO Associated Schools Project Network (ASPnet) to speak out in favour of peace and tolerance.
This workshop gathered some 50 participants, including national and district culture officials, governmental officials, Suai sub-district community leaders, teachers, young traditional female dancers, local traditional musicians, and other community members of the Suai sub-district.
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Indeed, the UNN project is further subdivided into three major experimental sub units namely: Mushroom, Plant and animal Cell tissue culture.
This quite apart from the fact that we can observe the culture fragmenting as it gets richer and thus what each sub-group considers to be a desirable positional good is different.
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The Mela was launched during the 1990 European City of Culture festivities to celebrate the traditions and customs of the Indian sub-continent.
Despite their common language and culture, Arab countries enjoy cultural variations and different national and sub-regional priorities and concerns which UNESCO takes into account when fulfilling its mandate.
The Chairman of this Sub-Committee is the Secretary General of the Ministry of Information, Communication and Culture.
UNESCO: BACKGROUND PERMANENT SUB-COMMITTEE FOR CULTURE & COMMUNICATIONS
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