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Sometimes they perform their old function of smoothing the path from subjection to independence, as in Namibia and East Timor.
ECONOMIST: From Bosnia, East Timor, and other fragile places
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These women had been abused, mutilated, denied medical care and proper educations and forced into lives of sexual subjection and compulsory childbearing.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Ayaan Hirsi Ali, abandoned to fanatics
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Davis argues that what makes people more prone to mental health problems is subjection to "structural violence" -- exposure to extreme political, economic or social hardship.
CNN: Seeking comfort from faith healers in India
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We collapsed, as planned, to our knees, conveying the beautiful anguish of our subjection to the sole King of Sentences bowed heads, fingers wriggling as if combing the air for particles of his greatness.
NEWYORKER: The King of Sentences
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Inscribed on the International UNESCO Memory of the World Register since 2009, the Charter established the right to free and fair trial, limits upon taxation, and the subjection of all citizens to the rule of law, amongst other fundamental constitutional principles that today are almost universally applied worldwide.
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