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The assertion that non- formal institution have no role to play at the processing stage of the system theory is a empty rhetoric . Comments
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Which white house agency monitors the spending of federal agencies
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Napoleon once said that "a revolution is an idea which has found its bayonets." what was napoleon's take on the french revolution? a. he opposed it because he supported the ideas of king louis xiv. b. he supported it and campaigned for a similar revolution in italy. c. he opposed it because he disagreed with the use of violence against french citizens. d. he supported it and to spread revolutionary ideas in corsica.
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