Halfhearted
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Non-nutritional Components in the Dietconsiderable period of time, that entail the flow of ideas, capital, attitudes and the skill sets of migrants themselves. As Faist (1997: 206) states, ‘leaving and returning may not be decisions taken only once occur repeatedly over the life course of a mover’.
Addictive
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cartilage
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Measured
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残废的火焰
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,The Global Circulation of Skill and Capital — Pathways of Return Migration of Indian Entrepreneurs considerable period of time, that entail the flow of ideas, capital, attitudes and the skill sets of migrants themselves. As Faist (1997: 206) states, ‘leaving and returning may not be decisions taken only once occur repeatedly over the life course of a mover’.
顾客
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混乱生活
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Intersecting Diasporas: Sri Lankan Buddhist Temples in Malaysia and Development across the Indian Owell as the social networks that gave rise to that reach were far more expansive. What roles are the temples in Malaysia playing in the development of Sri Lanka? What accounted for the differences regarding social welfare work between the temples in Malaysia and those in Sri Lanka?
Bother
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MIME
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From Germany to India: The Role of NRIs and PIOs in Economic and Social Development Assistance,zations, particularly the Indo-German Chamber of Commerce (IGCC) which has been and continues to be of prime importance for the development of good business relations between India and Germany. A less formal, recently established business network is the German-Indian Round Table (GIRT). Another mean
separate
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Bangladeshi Diaspora: Cultural Practices and Development Linkages,nt and Shomali, 2007), Bangladesh has experienced a declining trend. Garbin pinpoints the dwindling flow of investments to the shifts in the financial relationships of Bangladeshi diaspora with their kin in Bangladesh (Garbin, 2005). During the 1960s and 1970s, 85 per cent of them were remitting the