Sentences with phrase «free community tends»

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It is understood that a certain portion of the crypto community tends to view crypto as «tax - free» due to the (actual and perceived) difficulty for the IRS to «know» about the transactions involved.

In this view, which is notably associated with Laurence Iannaccone, strict religions are successful not so much because they provide more intact communities of meaning but because they tend to exclude «free riders.»

You sort of get what you get with Lynch (ask the Buffalo Bills and the Seattle Seahawks) and coaches and his teammates tend to let him be, let this free soul fly, allow for his foul mouth and loud voice and giving heart for his community speak for the essence of his realness.

Free sites tend to have a larger, more active community base.

Since the private school teachers tend to have a year or so more formal education than free schools provided by NGOs, there is some community perception that they are better, although this may not be the case at all, he notes.

My own experience is that it is Free Schools which tend to REDUCE community cohesion by being promoted by faith groups.

We have offered over 873 free spay / neuter surgeries to the public at large by hosting mobile clinics and setting up accounts with rescue veterinarians, most of whom are small business owners, and tend to community owned animals in need.

PARTICIPANTS: CADD Art Lab, CentralTrak, Conduit Gallery: The Project Room, The Dallas Cowboys Stadium, The Dallas Museum of Art (Fair Park), Dick Higgins Gallery, DFW Airport, Make Art with Purpose (MAP), The Tuesday Evening Lecture Series (Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth), NorthPark Shopping Center, RE gallery + studio, The Reading Room, Small Dog Studio, Tending (Blue), Terri Thornton's studio, Free Museum of Dallas (FMOD), Transmission Annual, Dallas VideoFest, West Dallas Community Centers, Barry Whistler Gallery, 301 Toronto Street, 337 Singleton Boulevard, 500X Gallery

Also, all the bike culture that's sprung up in the East End — everything from Kranick's Bikes to the Free Ride to Critical Mass to community gardens tended with cargo bikes — merits a film of its own.