The latter designates a negative condition in which an individual is protected from tyranny and the arbitrary exercise of authority, while the former refers to the liberty that comes from self-mastery, the freedom from inner compulsions such as weakness and fear.
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The Indian National Army ( INA ), formed first by Mohan Singh Deb, consisted initially of prisoners taken by the Japanese in Malaya and at Singapore who were offered the choice of serving the INA by Japan or remaining in very negative conditions in POW camps.
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The seller stated that " for a period of thirty days, " since then negotiate with the buyer to continue the buying process, which would be regulated and reviewed by the CNMC and Brussels, that there was no monopoly or establish a negative conditions for competency.
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Also influenced by artificial somnambulism was the religion of New Thought, founded by the American Mesmerist Phineas P . Quimby ( 1802 1866 ) and which revolved around the concept of " mind over matter ", believing that illness and other negative conditions could be cured through the power of belief.
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When negative conditions frustrate a group's attempts at successful acquisition of its most essential needs ( e . g ., food, shelter ), groups develop a compelling, shared ideology that-when combined with social and political pressures-may lead to the most extreme form of scapegoating : genocide.
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In studies with animals, those animals who were exposed to low calorie sweeteners including acesulfame potassium have experienced some negative conditions including increased food consumption and weight gain, a greater percent of body fat, an increase in fasting glucose, a decrease in post-prandial thermogenesis, and a lower GLP-1 release during glucose tolerance testing.
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In spite of the negative conditions and the pessimistic visions of the Norwegian Department of Interior ( " The difficulty in competing with foreign factories means that industry will never succeed in this country " ), by 1860 Ole Mustad led his company to a primary position in the production of small metal products like fencing wire, nails, pins, fish hooks, horseshoe nails, shipbuilding nails, paper clips, thumb tacks and an almost endless series of other metallic wire-based products.
