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dichotomous

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The government needs to take the parliament and the public into confidence and give up dichotomous policies to secure and consolidate the nationhood in our country.
Given that both nations are in early stages of forming their own identities, and still struggling for recognition, safety and survival within a painful conflict, it is not surprising that they generally express their nationalistic ideologies in rigid, dichotomous and even paranoid forms of "us against them" concepts and of self-interest at the expense of the other.
Byline: ANI New Delhi, Aug 10 (ANI): Army Chief General Deepak Kapoor today said Pakistan was following a dichotomous policy against terror.
 
 
 
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