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53 The book gives a very coherent , systematic and detailed. tiation , this process too has involved both give and take rather than a zero sum outcome . India might not have got all that it wanted , but it has not lost all that much ...
53 The book gives a very coherent , systematic and detailed. tiation , this process too has involved both give and take rather than a zero sum outcome . India might not have got all that it wanted , but it has not lost all that much ...
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... give his name along with hers . On the other hand , if the husband came he would give his name as the husband of the same woman . If uncles and other relatives came they would also give their names . Thus it became difficult to process ...
... give his name along with hers . On the other hand , if the husband came he would give his name as the husband of the same woman . If uncles and other relatives came they would also give their names . Thus it became difficult to process ...
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... give us money and praise only for the things it understands . In the material and monetary sphere these requirements are shibboleths like de- mocracy ; industrialization , family planning , which will make India an imitation U.S.A. or ...
... give us money and praise only for the things it understands . In the material and monetary sphere these requirements are shibboleths like de- mocracy ; industrialization , family planning , which will make India an imitation U.S.A. or ...
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