Her wines are deep-old truth once again come true market, a real red empurple, not public property, but almost no information on those who were peripheral "indigenous", the industry loot phenomenon.
The SR-71's unusual silhouette caused workers at a U.S. base in Okinawa, Japan, to refer to the plane as the habu—a poisonous black snake indigenous to the island.
Spectacular for sure! A stunning show all around. Going against stereotypes, the incorporation of indigenous aspects, along with your underlying signature touch, made this collection a statement of the season.
The Berbers themselves are an indigenous people that hail from all over North Africa, not just Morocco, who are renowned as much for their hospitality as they are for their stunning craftsmanship.
I think whether we're talking about gender inequality or racism or queer rights or indigenous rights or animal rights, we're talking about the fight against injustice.
And it has set targets for things like area, percentage of area to be protected under pacts, and indigenous reserves, and other types of community conserved areas.
Jobs loved the foliage work done on Stanford's campus, and he tracked down one of the arborists responsible, Dave Muffly, who oversaw the planting of 9,000 indigenous trees at Apple Park.
OK, Neil, let's recap the vocabulary from this programme on indigenous languages – languages spoken by the people who originally lived in a place rather than others who came later.
When looking at specific regions where this problem lies, we can see that multiple studies have found, in Africa, there was a severe lack of climate education and curriculum available in Africa's Indigenous and local languages.
And this is actually the site of the first freshwater fish restoration project here in South Africa, where alien freshwater fishes were removed to create room for indigenous species that were running out of habitat in the wild.