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    For Badiou, love becomes meaningful when it is Subsumed under anti-consumerist politics.

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    It Subsumed around 17 different taxes and became effective from 1 July 2017.

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    However, there exists several smaller ethnicities who are"unrecognized" or Subsumed as part another ethnic group.

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    The scheme covering the entire country subsuming within itself all other major governmental educational interventions.

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    Subsuming of taxes:- It was a new experience of subsuming 17 different types of taxes under GST.

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    And another 36 allowances have been abolished as separate identities, but Subsumed either in an existing allowance or in newly proposed allowances.

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    An account that draws on the natural sciences may complement but doesn't replace or subsume other ways of making sense of human life.

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    The definition of wage in the new legislation should subsume the present situation of 12 different definitions of wages in different Labour Acts.

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    Reality 7: It appears higher because excise duty and other taxes which were invisible earlier are now Subsumed in GST and so visible now.

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    Reality- It appears to be higher only because excise duty and other taxes which were invisible earlier are now Subsumed in GST and are now visible.

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    Yes, part of his camouflage is the cultural vision of romantic love that includes being“swept up” and Subsumed, rather than a slow dance of mutual discovery.

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    PM The 7th pay commission had recommended that of a total of 196 allowances, 52 be abolished altogether and 36 be abolished as separate identities by subsuming them in another allowance.

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    The Grup L'Ovella Negra is formed by a set of local dedicated to hospitality(bars, restaurants and terraces), theaters, museums and art centers, Subsumed under the concept of leisure, culture, restoration and leisure.

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    United Nations: India has cautioned that attempts to“subsume” the South-South cooperation in the international aid architecture are not helpful and do no justice to the future potential of cooperation between developing nations.

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    However, taking on a religious purpose usually involves accepting questionable and irrational beliefs, and subsuming one's individuality and intellectual independence within a pre-given framework, which is difficult for many of us to do.

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    This not only eliminates the dual treatment of works contract, but also makes life easier for a contractor and sub-contractor by subsuming all the previously applicable taxes, again a positive GST impact on real estate developers.

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    Since marginalization and exclusion processes and their consolidation are not ethnic or regional peculiarities, but universal and supernatural, there were and are socioculturally similar population groups as those in the Middle Ages and the Early Modern period under“driving people” Subsumed elsewhere, such as the Burakumin in Japan, the Sarmastaari in Baluchistan or the Gadawan Kura(“hyena humans”), who travel through Nigeria as jugglers and miracle healers.

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