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disjuncture

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He explains that this clock time is at this moment (tick-tock, tick-tock) being undermined and replaced by another temporal empire based on a computer's idea of real time, and this disjuncture opens a crack through which is it possible to see that time, space, and timespace are social constructs.
Dyankov said that there was a disjuncture between supply and demand in Bulgaria's labour market, and so the Government would take steps towards long-term policies on the issue.
The rising profile of India in regional and global affairs demands that the demand- supply disjuncture and the promise- reality gap should be addressed quickly and substantively with the goals of making India a leading centre of knowledge, education, and research in international studies, and that Indian scholarship contributes to increasing the knowledge base for India's international interaction and role.
 
 
 
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