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By notionally inflating pockets of air around each artefact, eight 'bubbles' have (apparently) been constrained within a predetermined (cubic) volume of 8. Penalties and shiftwork payments make up between 25% and 30% of the take home pay of nurses and although these payments are notionally 'protected' award conditions, the Employment Advocate has conceded publicly that a single appropriately worded sentence in an agreement can remove them all. In addition to housing bought under post-reform market conditions, for example, there is "rented-out" housing (jingzufang), whose owners notionally retained title when usage of their properties was requisitioned by the CPC prior to the Cultural Revolution. |
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