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Group
* All groups enjoy freedom of religion
  - have a maturation cycle of infancy, maturity, and old age
* Every group belongs to a group class called an abstract group
  - contains a maximal abelian subgroup
  - has subgroups, since G and are both subgroups of G
* Every group is isomorphic to a group of permutations
  - permutation group
* Many groups create a government to decide how things are to be done
  - exist for all kinds of people
  - have a religious affiliation
  - object to zoos because they keep animals in unnatural conditions alien to their habitat
  - prohibit sexual activity at their events
  - secrete a chitinous skeleton in the polypoid stage
  - see race as an important element of their cultural identity
  - try to bring people together and create a sense of community
  - use a symbol to identify their members
  - utilize music to focus emotional energy on themselves
* Most groups appear to be monogamous , with only one reproductively active male and female.
* Most groups are open to people of any race or gender
  - simply small groups of people that have agreed to work together
  - the creation of one or two dedicated individuals
  - do contain more than two people
  - exhibit nonrandom evolutionary dynamics over long periods of time
  - have ritual practices of some kind or another
  - practice infanticide, either of unwanted females or deformed infants
* Some groups allow alters to explore their own thoughts and feelings and have body time.
* Some groups also revere the moon
  - show negro blood
* Some groups are associated with religious denominations - others are secular
  - at increased risk for cancer
  - especially at risk of poverty
  - heavily armed and train their members, even small children, to use weapons
  - known to use traditional nesting trees
  - more at risk of diabetes than others
* Some groups are more prone to extinction that others by nature of their biology
  - hypertension than others
  - opposed to any kind of fluoride exposure in humans
  - parasitic and some travel in large groups at night
  - particularly vulnerable to fuel poverty
  - tiny parasites on mammals and lack the typical pincers
  - well known for example birds and the higher plants
  - attempt to pick up poisonous snakes without being harmed
  - benefit more from folic-acid containing vitamins than others
  - clean ears and express anal glands, too
  - consist of single-celled organisms that have a single nucleus per cell
  - contain subgroups
  - face an increased risk for developing latex allergy
  - farm with horses and live without electricity, telephones and cars
  - form spontaneously, such as a group of friends
* Some groups have a puparium formed by shed last larval cuticle
  - combined salvation with doing physical labor
  - work which automatically confines their attention to mental levels
  - youngsters with dark feet in the nest, some with light
  - live their lives attached to marine mammals
  - maintain a presence in nations bordering Iraq, such as Jordan
  - often live by some handouts from the humans when it comes to food sources being scarce
  - possess frogs
  - practice kidnapping and brainwashing for large sums of money
  - probably have a nomadic life-style in the central and northern mountains
  - purchase an insurance policy to protect themselves against misuse of funds
  - raise support for wild whales by setting up so-called whale adoption programs
  - recommend even lower levels of dietary fat
  - regularize second marriages between divorced people
  - see genetic manipulation as an unacceptable exploitation of nature
* Some groups study chimpanzees
  - coyotes
  - insects
  - teach that the baptism is accompanied by such signs as speaking in tongues
  - trade with others for important products but still maintain their culture
  - transfer embryos at the blastocyst stage
  - use co-leading, a process in which two people lead a discussion together
* Some groups work on specific chromosomes
  - with people who have both mental illness and a substance abuse problem
* also arise as ways of representing symmetries of an object
  - oscillate at edges
* approaches in social work practice with adults of all ages.
* are a way to foster communication
  - abstraction
  - all the time being born and evolving and dying
* are collections of identities
  - shadow classes and other groups
  - essential parts of human existence
  - groups only for moving
  - important for the evolution of galaxies and of large-scale structures
  - mathematical objects which can be used to describe the symmetry of structures
  - monogamous pairs and their off-spring
  - objects that relate to one another in some way
* are often the arena for the exercise and application of social power and influence
  - means people use to achieve their personal and interpersonal goals
* are part of algebra
  - molecules
  - some of the most important algebraic structures in modern mathematics
  - subsets of records within a database
* are the building blocks of organizations
  - way SGML can be used to create related sets of elements
  - ubiquitous in today's highly interconnected society and workplace
  - unstable with poor family bonding, allowing for active exchange of individuals
  - what sociologists study
* can be a catalyst for the emergence of leaders.
* collect ants and create ant colonies.
* drumming seamless exercise in which each tone complements the others.
* exist, but they are groups of individuals gathered around an individual.
* family of individual and specialized companies designed to work as one.
* form and have collective beliefs
  - by individuals from different communities, with similar interests
  - into communities and communities form into nations
  - when a disturbance occurs and people come together to resist change
* friendships of the same sex are most common.
* function as a study group, support group, or social group.
* gardens Consist of individual or collective plots in an enclosed area.
* group name
  - of companies at the service of businesses
* housewares to contrast colors, shapes, and sizes.
* is an entity
  - the space group name or number in International Tables
* naturally gather into groups of groups, or sub-divide into smaller groups.
* number used by the kd-tree search routine.
* offish blink in synchrony, a behavior that is involved in attracting prey.
* often contain more males than females, with usually just one breeding female
  - establish a dominance hierarchy determined by aggressive behavior
  - have status hierarchy which also pre-shape behavior of members
  - reflect society's divisions
* oligonucleotides in ascending order by length, along with appropriate markers.
* plants together according to their water needs
  - so they can benefit from moisture that evaporates from each-other
* plants together to create a mass of color
  - habitats attractive to birds
* play a key role in getting connected, building friendships, and growing spiritually.
* refers to all accounts having the same group number as a particular owner
  - use by a group of students, usually over a network
* sharing a common culture constitute a society.
* sometimes swim in various geometric configurations, such as a V-shape.
* struggle against one another in society, just as do individuals.
* swallow food.
* tend to make people feel less isolated.
* together plants with similar water and sunlight needs.
* typically contain animals of both sexes and many different ages.
* vary in socioeconomic status, culture, and language.
+ Australian Aboriginal astronomy, Constellations: Astronomy
  * In his study of the central desert peoples, anthropologist Charles P. Mountford wrote that most, if not all, of the stars seen in the southern hemisphere had Aboriginal myths associated with them. Most groups distinguish red, white, blue and yellow stars. So many of the constellations known to Aboriginal groups are different to those known to Western astronomers.
+ Barossa Valley, Vintage Festival: Rivers of South Australia :: Valleys :: Wine regions of Australia
  * The most popular of all the events is the parade. This is where different companies and groups gather a few volunteers who parade from the main street in Nuriootpa through to the main street in Tanunda. Many groups choose to give out free gifts, such as lollies and stickers.
+ Colombia, History, Before the Spaniards: Spanish-speaking countries
  * But they have many other groups. The most famous were the Muiscas. The Spaniards heard about and the people told them that there was a great golden city somewhere. Since then they started to look for El Dorado. The descendants of the first peoples of Colombia live integrated with others. Some groups live in the forest, but many live in countryside and in the cities.
+ Governance: Government
  * Governance' is the term for the way a group of people such as a country do things. Many groups create a government to decide how things are to be done. Governance is different from politics. Politics deals with people with different ideas working together to create an agreement about what to do, and governance is doing what politics decided needed to be done.
+ Phaistos disc: Minoan culture
  * In total, there are 242 tokens on the disc, taken from a set of  45 unique signs. There are arranged in 61 groups, separated by lines. Groups are between two and seven stamps long.
+ Plankton: Biological oceanography
  * Some groups fall into both categories.
+ Recorder, Recorder groups: Flutes
  * The recorder is a very social instrument. Many people enjoy playing in large groups. Groups often play music that is written for several different sizes of instrument. Often there is a separate musical part for soprano, alto, tenor and bass recorders. Some people play in recorder orchestras. These sometimes have 50 or 60 players with nine sizes of instrument.