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But let me tell you that this is not always the case . Certainly , women have to prove themselves and prove it by working twice as hard as a man . But having done so , these limitations vanish . Let me give you a personal example .
But let me tell you that this is not always the case . Certainly , women have to prove themselves and prove it by working twice as hard as a man . But having done so , these limitations vanish . Let me give you a personal example .
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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 chapter on fundamental rights .
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 chapter on fundamental rights .
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Under the HAMA , the wife is merely required to give consent to adoption and has no right to adopt a child while the husband is alive.24 n the interest of a child which is not born in lawful wedlock , the MAB makes an innovative ...
Under the HAMA , the wife is merely required to give consent to adoption and has no right to adopt a child while the husband is alive.24 n the interest of a child which is not born in lawful wedlock , the MAB makes an innovative ...
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