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self-reliance N

self reliance

collective self reliance

national self-reliance ECON

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It was hoped that this form of training would instil in the boys the qualities of resourcefulness, courage and self-reliance.
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The other big influence is the gauchos and their traditional country lifestyle of self-reliance.
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Each student takes part in regularly scheduled activities in self-reliance such as carrying bricks, planting bananas, digging foundations, watering and weeding his own trees, etc.
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The result is self-reliance, rather than dependence on external aid.
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Personal power, competence, self-reliance, intellect, and happiness are also suspect.
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Indeed, special attention to utilizing and developing the indigenous efforts is essential in promoting self-reliance.
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In its twelfth year, the black college stressed industrial education with strong principles of self-reliance in a strict environment.
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Many believe that government programs that seek to provide services and opportunities for the poor actually encourage dependence and reduce self-reliance.
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He learned the hard lessons of self-reliance and endurance after seeing other ships sink and burn.
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The school believes that its academic environment enhances time management skills, diligence and self-reliance.
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