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Foremothers and Foreign Sisters,herited practices of Bible-reading, social activism, and house visiting from their counterparts in Britain. Thus, the roots of the profession in Telugu speaking regions were neither completely foreign nor totally native.

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Oral Mucosal Immunity and Microbiomee fourth quarter of the nineteenth century together shaped how the profession evolved in the Northern Circars. In this chapter, I will analyze the process of appropriation of the office in the region, especially in regard to its practices and features.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-28565-4e professionalization of the office and how such factors necessitated and shaped alterations, for example, in recruitment practices, modes of training, touring patterns, and employee-employer relationships.

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Introduction,equalize the powers of the dominant in social struggles as well. Relegated to the fringes, the vulnerable groups in the Indian subcontinent, such as women and Dalits,. turned hostile political conditions and even natural calamities to their advantage to garner bargaining power.

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