The report found that the lack of government involvement had allowed several major obstacles to the children's education to continue, including a lack of space in programs, a lack of transportation and the transiency of homeless families.
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Today, in retrospect, the trio stand together as the definitive cinematic statement on the emergence of the macho homosexual who sexual transiency and voracity influenced larger and larger numbers of gay-- until the advent of AIDS ."
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What the state offers is obscurity in its transiency : a large retirement population where an aging German or Lithuanian slips into the crowd, growing Spanish communities that camouflage a Salvadoran or Chilean general, and Haitian enclaves that justify the presence of a Creole accent.
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The image of harmony they present is the result not of social cohesion but of transiency, isolation and an underlying belief that " conflict is a social contaminant, something to be prevented if at all possible and to be ended quickly once begun ."
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According to Tilmann Vetter, the core of earliest Buddhism is the practice of " dhyna ", as a workable alternative to painful ascetic practices . } } Bronkhorst agrees that " Dhyna " was a Buddhist invention, whereas Norman notes that " the Buddha's way to release [ . . . ] was by means of meditative practices . " Discriminating insight into transiency as a separate path to liberation was a later development.
