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devolution
1. There has been a movement, called devolution, led by a group of heavily developed industrial planets who wish for all intents and purposes to secede from the Empire…”
2. This income is given in a systemic way, without any burden and without need of its devolution
3. in linked way to the production, whichever the necessary amount to act as autoinvestment, without burden payment or need of its devolution
4. For instance, all the corporations receive a full income in working capital form that is credited in its Current Account “Personal” to pay suppliers and to accomplish its production, without there to be financial burden, without it is loan and without the need of its devolution
5. Socialism had become sufficiently widespread is given strength by the almost bloodless devolution of power upon the moderate Count Mihaly Karoli following the end of World War I
6. Of more concern was my students’ devolution as teachers through
7. Evolution occurs on the cycles of expansion, and devolution occurs on the cycles of contraction
8. Therefore, evolution and devolution follow each other in a cyclic pattern, while seventeen physical properties are affected, one at a time
9. democracy of the here and now promotionary engagements sociopathic devolution of this
10. The Westminster system of governance that the Union of India adopted and its political devolution that the regional aspirations demanded, brought Bharat into the domain of a Raja in Delhi, Sultans in its State capitals and Sarpanchs in its Panchaayats, of course with their hangers on, vying for its politico-economic pie
11. I alluded to with my comment earlier about human devolution, what
12. Not even Edgar Rice Burroughs went this far back into a regressive devolution and dehumanization of life… This Coke commercial has so many overlaid messages of pure death and dying, the macabre celebration of death… this commercial is so anti-Life it is unbelievable… the obvious message of dying and death clumsily painted over by actors pretending to be happy; dancing in a funeral procession: the idea of the happiest moment of your life is not while you are alive, but after you die as they happily march your dead corpse down to the seaside to throw it into the ocean as a useless piece of worthless garbage… this commercial is so unspeakably evil, so negative, so revoltingly disgusting: it is beyond words
13. Following the devolution across the Atlantic and in Asia, there are no global superpowers left
14. Felix, though an offshoot from a far more recent point in the devolution of theology than his father, was less self-sacrificing and disinterested