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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
reinstitutionalize .
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Our spirit is back, but we haven't reinstitutionalized it.
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Our spirit is back, but we haven't reinstitutionalized it.
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Our spirit is back, but we haven't reinstitutionalized it.
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Of course drugs should be legalized, the mentally ill should be reinstitutionalized, and all Great Society programs rolled back, but leftists like Kleiman don’t look at all the options until coming to the “let 1000 felons free to kill again” answer that they always offer.
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* In 1990, Singh’s Janata Party government reinstitutionalized caste awareness by formally approving the recommendations of the Mandal Commission which, in the name of what would be called “affirmative action” in America, set quotas for the allotment of government jobs.
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* In 1990, Singh’s Janata Party government reinstitutionalized caste awareness by formally approving the recommendations of the Mandal Commission which, in the name of what would be called “affirmative action” in America, set quotas for the allotment of government jobs.
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* In 1990, Singh’s Janata Party government reinstitutionalized caste awareness by formally approving the recommendations of the Mandal Commission which, in the name of what would be called “affirmative action” in America, set quotas for the allotment of government jobs.
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* In 1990, Singh’s Janata Party government reinstitutionalized caste awareness by formally approving the recommendations of the Mandal Commission which, in the name of what would be called “affirmative action” in America, set quotas for the allotment of government jobs.
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