Th > References for ‘thrive’

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[84] 2. This faith finds its field of activity in the exploitation of poverty, hence it can only thrive in poverty-stricken areas.

[34] The organs have their origin in [...] mind, and for this reason they thrive wholly on tanmátric or [...] they are only relative truths.

[3] If we take the full meaning of [...] one society will naturally try to thrive by exploiting the vitality of [...] independence that consciousness is lost.

[213] [There is only one race in the [...] We all drown in water, we all thrive on land. Black and white are [...] by one Infinite Consciousness.]

[78] Society means a group of people moving together. For the kśatriyas, who thrive on struggle, there is an undeniable [...] kśatriyas, a society cannot be created.

[19] The only true progress for human [...] on which spiritual progress will thrive. While concerning themselves with [...] “Nanyapantha vidyate ayanaya.”

[7] In West Bengal there has been relentless [...] economic ruination. The Marxists thrive on the economic disaster and helplessness of the inhabitants of Samatat.

[4] In Gandhism we find two defects: [...] is that possible? Can those who thrive on human blood be the protectors [...] directly contradicts psychology.

[5] Now, this socio-sentiment, in its [...] discover that one nation is trying to thrive on the life-blood of another, [...] internationalism is not the solution either.

[1] What is an ism? An ism develops [...] space and person. An ism cannot thrive in the absence of parallelism [...] all people for all time to come.

[18] I have already said that when people [...] not think at all of others. They thrive on the lifeblood of others, thinking [...] detrimental to the progress of humanity.

[190] In the areas close to the sea, [...] Bangalistan. The salt industry can thrive in Digha, Ramnagar, Mohanpur, [...] Kutubdiya Island in Bangladesh.

[25] For the common vishva bháśá, [...] script and local scripts should thrive side by side.

[85] Unless [the benevolent] dictatorship [...] possible. Socialization cannot thrive in a democratic framework.

[22] In a decentralized economy, the [...] development the local economy will thrive. The outflow of capital from [...] small-scale industries will all flourish.

[51] In PROUT’s system of agriculture [...] capitalists. Capitalists, like parasites, thrive on the blood of industrial and [...] by others and take the profits.