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- Getting help to Gaza poses a series of interrelated political challenges.
- From the beginning, the new state was built on four interrelated means of control: centralized and absolute authority, bureaucracy, terror and militarism.
- Through a collection of interrelated papers, he has brought the theory of taxation closer to practical policy making, and has helped to lead a resurgence of academic interest in .