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... become knowledge centres , they will prosper in direct proportion to the quality of mind that they attract . Today's Mumbai is not just a terrible place to live in , it has also become sectarian and intolerant . The best minds go where ...
... become knowledge centres , they will prosper in direct proportion to the quality of mind that they attract . Today's Mumbai is not just a terrible place to live in , it has also become sectarian and intolerant . The best minds go where ...
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... become a nation of poor listeners ? Why is it that our social fabric has become so brittle , so unaccommodating to any dissent ? Why is it that we have become so adept at asphyxiating a different viewpoint ? Why is our discourse so ...
... become a nation of poor listeners ? Why is it that our social fabric has become so brittle , so unaccommodating to any dissent ? Why is it that we have become so adept at asphyxiating a different viewpoint ? Why is our discourse so ...
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... become more competitive if they have to survive . They are finally taking a serious view of their business strategy . Whether their strategy emerges from an evaluation of their distinctive capabilities or whether it is an up - front ...
... become more competitive if they have to survive . They are finally taking a serious view of their business strategy . Whether their strategy emerges from an evaluation of their distinctive capabilities or whether it is an up - front ...
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