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Several of our young men have already been taken into the colleges of the provinces of the north.

As the individual towns, their tribute requirements, or the imperial status of the provinces changed over time, the document could be modified accordingly.

The constitution lacked institutional devices to counteract centrifugal tendencies and moderate political conflicts in the provinces.

First, wholesale loans were arranged for various localities or provinces with the intermediation of prominent traditional elites.

The null hypothesis for the test is that the conditional logit estimates are not different with or without including the inland provinces.

By 1984 tax subsidies to these provinces were a large multiple of the amounts authorised by the enabling legislation.

The composition of functional interests represented in the general board is allowed to vary, the statute for which is to be determined by the provinces.

Several operated in various spheres, their careers providing numerous reminders of the interlocking dimensions of urban political life in the provinces.

Positive forms of encouragement of pribumi entrepreneurship in the centre and the provinces must be a core policy.

Data are often grouped by political subdivisions, such as provinces, to estimate prevalence or force of infection in different areas.

As a result, while the provinces developed and strengthened their own power basis, the center also adjusted its relations with the provinces.

Note that the provinces did not completely surrender taxing authority, only for taxes that overlapped with federal taxes.

Secondly, a number of films showed that while the provinces and the city remained linked, the differences were more sharply etched.

The poorer provinces, which were most in need of public-works programmes, were particularly unsuccessful at allocating and disbursing the funds.

In 1997, some provinces ceased to process new applicants during the clean-up process and others defaulted on payments.