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It should also be noted that there are hardly any alumni ( less than 2 % of the respondents ) who are in teaching . One would have expected that given the importance attributed to teaching by the faculty , more than such a meagre number ...
It should also be noted that there are hardly any alumni ( less than 2 % of the respondents ) who are in teaching . One would have expected that given the importance attributed to teaching by the faculty , more than such a meagre number ...
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With regard to the Communist Party of India , our analysis is that 25.3 per cent of the total respondents were quite illiterate and less than half of them admitted frankly the oligarchic character of the organization .
With regard to the Communist Party of India , our analysis is that 25.3 per cent of the total respondents were quite illiterate and less than half of them admitted frankly the oligarchic character of the organization .
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The less developed countries do not have such possibilities . They certainly are able to buy hardware , but they are not able to develop the necessary software . In some cases these countries may participate in the application of ...
The less developed countries do not have such possibilities . They certainly are able to buy hardware , but they are not able to develop the necessary software . In some cases these countries may participate in the application of ...
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