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... reform . " " Reform ” is a polite way of saying that somebody who isn't " everybody " ought to ( has to ) get less of some- thing . Last year , unemployment insurance was that " something " in Germany . French " reform- ers " have gone ...
... reform . " " Reform ” is a polite way of saying that somebody who isn't " everybody " ought to ( has to ) get less of some- thing . Last year , unemployment insurance was that " something " in Germany . French " reform- ers " have gone ...
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... reform . This reform established a large small- holder sector . Hence , political action helped to forge the material basis for a class compro- mise that heavily favored the subordinate classes . That Kerala was a state within a fed ...
... reform . This reform established a large small- holder sector . Hence , political action helped to forge the material basis for a class compro- mise that heavily favored the subordinate classes . That Kerala was a state within a fed ...
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... reform politics . They do limit any new Demo- cratic administration in this way : policies that threaten growth will make reform unlikely . Given growth , new social programs should be up for serious consideration soon after the next ...
... reform politics . They do limit any new Demo- cratic administration in this way : policies that threaten growth will make reform unlikely . Given growth , new social programs should be up for serious consideration soon after the next ...
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