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Deepuji Posted 12 years ago
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In relation to
Source: http://indianexpress.com/article/opi...-bully-pulpit/
Could anyone please explain to me what is meant by the under-lined part and especially "in relation to and in the case of" here
A society beset with deep social failures faces a conundrum. What will be the medium of social change? We think of this question in relation to state and market failures, but much less so in the case of social failure.
Thank you.
Could anyone please explain to me what is meant by the under-lined part and especially "in relation to and in the case of" here
A society beset with deep social failures faces a conundrum. What will be the medium of social change? We think of this question in relation to state and market failures, but much less so in the case of social failure.
Thank you.
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deepuji in relation to regarding; in the matter of; in the instance of deepuji in the case of" regarding; in the matter of; in the instance of
- deepuji in relation to regarding; in the matter of; in the instance of deepuji in the case of" regarding; in the matter of; in the instance of
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deepujiin relation toregarding; in the matter of; in the instance of
deepuji in the case of"regarding; in the matter of; in the instance of
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