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		<title>Considering the Sensual and Spiritual Side of Hunting</title>
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	By Makeda Voletta
&#8220;Fecundity-defined as fruitful in offspring or vegetation- is generally interchangeable with fertility. It is used to illustrate those concepts that apply to the natural world beyond human societies. This is of course, an artificial distinction because indigenous peoples concerns with fertility were inextricably linked with the fecundity of the earth, plants ans animals. [...]]]></description>
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