A country so steeped in manmade misfortunes, so proud of its ethos of self-support, was caught unaware when nature struck. |
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The costs of freelancing are, in more than the literal sense, the costs of self-support. |
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And as the force of incursions has increased, age-old means of self-support have diminished. |
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The ultra-Orthodox are often poor, with large families, the women having married young with no means of self-support. |
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In addition, women had set up self-support groups in communities, with the help of NGOs, to deal with maternal and child health. |
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In the poor ethnic minority areas prone to natural disasters, the afflicted people have weak self-support capabilities. |
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The Act abolished the former condition of maintenance and replaced it with a condition of self-support. |
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The way of life is called the Peyote Road and enjoins brotherly love, family care, self-support through steady work, and avoidance of alcohol. |
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In 2004, 107,391 poor people with working ability participated in government-run self-support programmes. |
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The story takes for granted Diamond's and Gage's illicit interim self-support system, implying without judgment that this is the way it's often done in the rap world. |
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The local reaction has disempowered many young people and denied them access to self-support and to the support of others who share their concerns. |
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He referred to an agricultural sector functioning on traditional lines, primarily based on self-support, which engages the labour of the greater part of the population. |
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