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During this time, some martial arts systems devolved to the point that they became popular forms of martial art storytelling entertainment shows.
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It devolved into a large number of technologically backward societies, many of them ruled by petty tyrants and prey to internecine warfare.
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Beyond corporatism, the 1934 constitution also heightened efforts to reduce provincial autonomy in the traditionally devolved, sprawling nation.
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He had treasuries of his own, and the payment and the food supplies of the army devolved upon him.
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The report also recommended further powers be devolved from ministers to chief executives.
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Further and higher education policy is mostly devolved.
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Involve also works closely with local government, the devolved administrations and the voluntary sector to create more meaningful connections between communities and government.
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Despite showing discipline and unity during the evacuation, the army quickly devolved in despair and anger.
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Legislation creating devolved parliaments or assemblies can be repealed or amended by central government in the same way as any statute.
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So when a young ruler retreated to the inner court to enjoy the company of his concubines, power devolved to the eunuchs.
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