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| be self-supporting, self-propagating, and | self-governing, adapted to local conditions and not merel |
| ich remained effective until 1973, and was | self-governing although foreign policy and military affai |
| They sought expansion of local | self-governing and cultural freedom, but did not want to |
| ihar, Zhang proclaimed his territory to be | self-governing, and was inaugurated as governor on 7 Janu |
| missions field that were self-supporting, | self-governing, and self-propagating (Venn used the term |
| The ACT was not | self-governing at this time. |
| s the first time this body sat; it was not | self-governing at this time. |
| Elections for the Palestinian | self-governing authority were held on January 20, 1996, t |
| rthern Territory population to introduce a | self-governing body for the region. |
| named the New Philharmonia Orchestra) as a | self-governing body and he served as its first chairman. |
| : in charge of local administration, local | self-governing, border administration, public properties, |
| 938, the Colac Riding severed and became a | self-governing borough, which then became a town on 26 Ma |
| lago in the southern Atlantic Ocean, are a | self-governing British overseas territory. |
| West Falkland and 776 lesser islands, is a | self-governing British Overseas Territory. |
| ns; prior to this, Belize had been a fully | self-governing British colony. |
| rainian Catholic Church is an independent, | self-governing church in full communion with the Pope in |
| ege and St John's College, are independent | self-governing colleges. |
| rowth and political consolidation of these | self-governing colonies within an increasingly united Bri |
| intimate knowledge of the feelings of the | self-governing colonies. |
| South Australia became a | self-governing colony in 1856 with the ratification of a |
| outhern Rhodesia was awarded the status of | self-governing Colony within the British Empire. |
| was elected to the first Parliament of the | self-governing colony of Victoria, as MLC for Central Pro |
| urugwi), a small rural town in the British | self-governing colony of Southern Rhodesia, Smith served |
| ralia 1996, pages 30-31] Victoria became a | self-governing colony. |
| ly held its first session, and it became a | self-governing colony. |
| ral strike of 1913 and "soviet" (meaning a | self-governing committee) had become a popular term after |
| he early 11th century, when Genoa became a | self-governing commune within the Regnum Italicum. |
| Dome Village was a | self-governing community of "people unable or [...] unwil |
| Colleges and PPHs are autonomous | self-governing corporations within the university, and al |
| It established the Irish Free State as a | self-governing dominion within the British Empire and als |
| h established legislative equality for the | self-governing dominions of the British Empire and the Un |
| nations joined the British Commonwealth as | self-governing dominions. |
| e. | self-governing) entities were considerably modified as co |
| ritory had the status of a British colony, | self-governing from 1855) to 1949. |
| e founding of the Executive Committee, the | self-governing group of student and community officers th |
| Faith Promise Church is an autonomous and | self-governing group. |
| ming citizens of one of ten tribally based | self-governing homelands called bantustans, four of which |
| By the 1930s Ceylon was increasingly | self-governing in internal matters, and Goonetilleke rose |
| e British Government in India to introduce | self-governing institutions gradually to India. |
| population regarding the establishment of | self-governing institutions, in accordance with various a |
| and oversee the development of democratic | self-governing institutions. |
| eing friendlier than Democrats towards the | self-governing island of Taiwan, which China considers pa |
| supervising - on a provincial range - the | self-governing municipalities and counties as well as eac |
| is a private, federally- and state-funded, | self-governing national agency of the institutions of hig |
| The name "monthly meeting" reflects the | self-governing organization of the Society of Friends. |
| On the contrary, the constitutions of the | self-governing parts of the British Empire have developed |
| Many of these cities had been | self-governing poleis before the Jewish Hasmoneans had co |
| ProEnglish is a | self-governing project of U.S. Inc., a 501(c)(3) tax-exem |
| The Girls of Old Town are a group of | self-governing prostitutes in the fictional universe of F |
| ent republic; prior to this, it had been a | self-governing protectorate. |
| It became a | self-governing school in 1992 and has links with schools |
| It is a | self-governing state school with 70 teachers and 45 suppo |
| unincorporated New Zealand territory to a | self-governing state in free association with Wellington, |
| f New Zealand, comprising New Zealand, the | self-governing state of the Cook Islands, the self-govern |
| Although never recognised as a | self-governing state, it voted itself a Constitution in 1 |
| 934, the Dominion suspended Newfoundland's | self-governing status and the Commission of Government to |
| The Romans restored their | self-governing status, so the conquest amounted to a "new |
| 16 July - Australian colonies granted | self-governing status. |
| er than Denmark and 99 other countries and | self-governing territories. |
| state of Niue from its establishment as a | self-governing territory 19 October 1974 until his death |
| Viet Bac and Tay Bac | Self-governing together is the region with many Ethnic mi |
| of lands given to Cossack officers or free | self-governing villages controlled by the peasants, 33% o |
| The Halls of Residence were intended to be | self-governing, with responsibility for drawing up house |
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