kibbutz movement

collocation in English

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kibbutz
noun[C]
uk
/kɪˈbʊts/us
/kɪˈbʊts/
a farm or factory in Israel where profits and duties are shared and all work is considered ...
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movement
noun
uk
/ˈmuːv.mənt/us
/ˈmuːv.mənt/
a change ...
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Thekibbutzmovementstopped financial support to the kibbutz, and a group of young individuals were brought in to make fundamental changes.
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They thus founded thekibbutzmovement.
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The stories seem completely innocent and certainly are not hostile or injurious to thekibbutzmovement.
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It is a subject of debate within thekibbutzmovementas to how successful kibbutz education was in developing the talents of gifted children.
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At the same time, thekibbutzmovementwas an experiment in practical socialism.
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Hiring seasonal workers was always a point of controversy in thekibbutzmovement.
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In 1952 the kibbutz was one of those that split as part of the ideological schism of thekibbutzmovement.
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The earlykibbutzmovementwas libertarian socialist in nature.
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The kibbutz movements distributed songsters and established the singalong as a central daily event in kibbutz life.
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Following that, he was among the initiators of new non-union pension schemes for large segments of the population (e.g., for the members of the kibbutz movements).
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