Seminar, Temas365-376R. Thapar, 1990 |
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... become assimilated in this way and develop " colonised personali- and develop " colonised personali- ties " . But ethnic groups , once they become nationally conscious , gene- rally tend to resist being assimilated or integrated on ...
... become assimilated in this way and develop " colonised personali- and develop " colonised personali- ties " . But ethnic groups , once they become nationally conscious , gene- rally tend to resist being assimilated or integrated on ...
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... become ' hopelessly sophis- ticated ' , but what they have become is hopelessly corrupted . Most Nagas live on political slo- gans but we do not stop to consider what that involves . We talk about human rights , independence and so on ...
... become ' hopelessly sophis- ticated ' , but what they have become is hopelessly corrupted . Most Nagas live on political slo- gans but we do not stop to consider what that involves . We talk about human rights , independence and so on ...
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... become patentable . Thus , research activity in the future will be directed only at patent - expired old products ( after a lapse of 20 years ) . ( b ) No new products would be introduced by Indian companies as is happening at present ...
... become patentable . Thus , research activity in the future will be directed only at patent - expired old products ( after a lapse of 20 years ) . ( b ) No new products would be introduced by Indian companies as is happening at present ...
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