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The pirates raided the coastal villages regularly.

Our factory has frequent contacts with the neighbouring villages.

The mountain villages were hazed by mist in the morning.

The term "enterprises sponsored by townships and villages" referred to the collective undertakings townships and villages own and run.

Whole villages were wiped out in the bombing raids.

The World Bank already has about 6000 facilitators covering some 2000 villages in Aceh – about half the number of villages in the region.

The drive to Start Point takes you through charming country villages.

But the people in the outlying villages and towns and farms and everything would pay taxes.

The invaders plundered food and valuables from coastal towns and villages.

These towns and their villages were the inheritance of the tribe of Naphtali, clan by clan.

The shocking prevalence of malnutrition rises to up to 80% of children in some rural villages.

Research into the water well system indicates that in northern villages water wells played important roles in building community space, establishing social order, managing the population of the community, constructing public space, and influencing relations between villages.

I recently visited some of the small impoverished villages of Guatemala and spent time with the local people.

Lured by offers of money from villages that had no priest, others came to the church for financial security.

A loophole for this nature reserve allows cacao haciendas to dot the forest, near villages populated by descendants of African slaves and near poor migrants who live in squatter villages in the park.

I rent a motorcycle and head into the interior of the island in search of isolated trails and sleepy villages.

Naksi Kantha, embroidered quilted patchwork cloth produced by the village women, is still familiar in villages and towns simultaneously.

There are more than 100 villages like Pipola scattered around the reservoir's rim, and they feel that shortage acutely.

The New Forest in south Hampshire is famous for the cows, ponies and donkeys that roam freely through the woods and villages.

One recent project found a way to generate electricity in rural villages in Ecuador using parts that could be manufactured and maintained by the villagers.

The provinces shall assume overall responsibility, while the counties shall formulate concrete measures for implementation in the villages and ensure that the individual households benefit from the work.

The threat of epidemic disease lurks in unhygienic, crowded camps and back in villages where putrefying animals lie under the mud and in pools of stagnant water.

His family said a group of nearly 100 children from villages around his childhood home in the rural Eastern Cape would spend the day with him.

He said many people in small villages did not trust him because he was a stranger. But almost everyone tried to help him when they found out that he was riding around the world.

The workers at the hydro-electric power station inhabit a surreal grey zone, sleeping with the Taliban in the villages at night and working alongside the British at the dam by day.

Beach-hop in Brazil: Try kayaking in warmer climes around the coast of Paraty where you can explore fishing villages and camp on idyllic jungle-backed beaches at night.

Until permanent housing is built, many of the displaced will go back to their villages to live in shacks with little hope of paid employment and scant access to basic services.

Since the beginning of the 1990s, considering the reality of the poverty-stricken areas, China has paid special attention to making aid accessible to individual villages and households, as an important measure.

During the Spring Festival he and a group of amateurs toured the local villages and staged theatricals. He was so handsome the women couldn't take their eyes off him. He never went to school, but he learned to read and write a little from his father.