Word: communalization
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...clearly some regional if not national coordination at work among those waging attacks on U.S. forces in Iraq. But it also shows that most of their activity is confined to a relatively small pocket of territory stretching northward from Baghdad - the "Sunni triangle." The insurgency may find significant communal support among Sunnis, but its growth potential remains distinctly limited without participation from the Shiite majority. The Shiites were the brutally oppressed underclass of Saddam's Iraq, and they are deeply hostile to the Baathists. They also, however, remain for the most part suspicious of the U.S., and the firebrand young...
...Saddam's regime, which butchered hundreds of thousands of Shiites. But as President Bush pointed out Wednesday, the killing of the brothers Hussein is a sign that the old regime isn't coming back. Still, even if some Shiites become more inclined to take up arms against the occupation, communal tension remains a huge impediment to cooperation between Sunni and Shiite militants - Sadr's supporters have enraged Sunni clerics by laying claim to their mosques in the predominantly Shiite south. Keeping the Shiites off the battlefield will be a key dimension of U.S. efforts to stabilize Iraq. And also...
...Hiptop Nation hiptop.bedope.com) various themes pop up during the week, such as vending machines an people's daily commute. Members are invited to add their own snaps to this communal blog...
...Shows like this may be superficial, but they show Africans coming together in a way that's often ahead of governments." For now, that kind of integration is available only to wealthy - and, in the case of Big Brother, English-speaking - Africans. Although millions of Africans watch television in communal settings, fewer than 4% actually own sets. But led by South Africa-based satellite television company M-Net, which co-produces Big Brother and broadcasts to more than 40 African countries, the number of Africans with satellite TV is growing by around 10% a year. Currently, M-Net has more...
...loved the Signet Society and the communal table at the Harvard Faculty Club, she said...