Seminar, Temas401-412R. Thapar, 1993 |
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... values enun- ciated by it . They do not even fight against dogmas and orthodoxy . Under the circumstances , such peo- ple can hardly create confidence in the minds of common men . Thus for spreading and consolidating secular values in ...
... values enun- ciated by it . They do not even fight against dogmas and orthodoxy . Under the circumstances , such peo- ple can hardly create confidence in the minds of common men . Thus for spreading and consolidating secular values in ...
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... values were not only considered good in themselves but also operationalized in diverse ways . In fact , our relationship with the USSR and our non - aligned stance were regarded as economically sound for they maximized our options bet ...
... values were not only considered good in themselves but also operationalized in diverse ways . In fact , our relationship with the USSR and our non - aligned stance were regarded as economically sound for they maximized our options bet ...
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... values . The operative word here is ' influencing ' . Any forcing or imposition of values would be unacceptable . What this really means is that the right to self - determination cannot be com- promised or violated . No change can be ...
... values . The operative word here is ' influencing ' . Any forcing or imposition of values would be unacceptable . What this really means is that the right to self - determination cannot be com- promised or violated . No change can be ...
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