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Society accepts that some crime is inevitable and ineradicable ; therefore the aim must be to contain it within tolerable ... The Lindesmith Center , New York , 1997 . cannot accept without losing the reputation of being civilized .
Society accepts that some crime is inevitable and ineradicable ; therefore the aim must be to contain it within tolerable ... The Lindesmith Center , New York , 1997 . cannot accept without losing the reputation of being civilized .
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... must respect treaty bodies , especially descent , and national or ethnic origin . when they have signed and ratified With a special reference to India that international conventions . declined to accept ' descent ' as a ground For ...
... must respect treaty bodies , especially descent , and national or ethnic origin . when they have signed and ratified With a special reference to India that international conventions . declined to accept ' descent ' as a ground For ...
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As no caste accepts that it is of jat supremacy in Punjab several could not wear a turban , carry arms , is less pure than other castes , though centuries later , and of baniya ascendor ride a horse ( see Sharma 1998 : 83 ) . it would ...
As no caste accepts that it is of jat supremacy in Punjab several could not wear a turban , carry arms , is less pure than other castes , though centuries later , and of baniya ascendor ride a horse ( see Sharma 1998 : 83 ) . it would ...
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