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Forces. India maintains close defence cooperation with Russia, Israel and France, who are the chief suppliers of arms. Defence contractors, such as the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL), oversee indigenous development of sophisticated arms and military equipment, including ballistic missiles, fighter aircraft and main battle tanks, to reduce India's dependence on foreign imports. China's repeated threats to intervene in the 1965 war in support of

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the study of how contemporary myths originate. What color is the universe? a. Black with silvery bits b. Silver with black bits c. Pale green d. Beige It’s officially beige. In 2002, after analyzing the light from 200,000 galaxies collected by the Australian Galaxy Redshift Survey, American scientists from Johns Hopkins University concluded that the universe was pale green. Not black with silvery bits, as it appears. Taking the Dulux paint range as a standard, it was somewhere between Mexican Mint,

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London, 284 p. B LOLONG R. R. (1996) — The Ivatan cultural adaptation to typhoons : a portrait of a self-reliant community from the indigenous development perspective — Aghamtao : Journal of the Anthropological Association of the Philippines, 8, pp. 13-24. B LONG R. J. (1982) — The time of darkness : local legends and volcanic reality in Papua New Guinea — Australian National University Press, Canberra. B LONG R. J. (1984) — Volcanic hazards : a sourcebook on the effects of eruptions — Academic

supériorité d’une personne ou d’un groupe de personnes. » (ECRI, 2003, p. 5) Racisme environnemental/Environmental racism « A systemic form of racism in which toxic wastes are introduced in or near marginalized communities.People of colour, indigenous peoples, working class and poor people suffer disproportionately from environmental hazards and risks such as industrial toxins, polluted air, unclean water, deleterious work conditions and the location of dangerous, toxic facilities such incinerators

age, disability and nationality. They help improve communication among employees and cultivate links with the communities where we work. Chevron has 12 officially sanctioned employee network groups, which are open to all employees: Asian, Australian Indigenous (Boola Moort), Black, Boomers (“Baby Boom” employees), ENABLED (employees with disabilities), Filipino, Native American, PRIDE (LGBT employees), Somos (Hispanic), Veterans, Women and XYZ (early- and mid-career employees). officedepotcitizenship