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The amount of force used can , on most occasions , be proved to be violative of the laws of the land and standards of civilized human conduct . illegal force is also used by way of retaliation even after a jail - break attempt is ...
The amount of force used can , on most occasions , be proved to be violative of the laws of the land and standards of civilized human conduct . illegal force is also used by way of retaliation even after a jail - break attempt is ...
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No attempt was made to give equaltices . No attempt was made to give equality a constitutional mandate by subjecting ity a constitutional mandate by subjecting all social practices , irrespective of religion or community , to the ...
No attempt was made to give equaltices . No attempt was made to give equality a constitutional mandate by subjecting ity a constitutional mandate by subjecting all social practices , irrespective of religion or community , to the ...
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Hence , the authors attempt to establish the authenticity of the Indian Jews as being ' fully ' Jewish despite being Indian . At another level , the authors foreground their work against the idea of a Jewish identity in general .
Hence , the authors attempt to establish the authenticity of the Indian Jews as being ' fully ' Jewish despite being Indian . At another level , the authors foreground their work against the idea of a Jewish identity in general .
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