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lifeway

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life·way  (lfw)
n.
1. A customary manner of living; a way of life.
2. A custom, practice, or art: the traditional lifeways of a tribal society.


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Equip your staff with the skills needed to handle man-made and natural disasters with PREPARE, a two-day train-the-trainer program from Mather LifeWays.
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