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"We won't be successful here if we deprive people of their subsistence," he said.
"We won't be successful here if we deprive people of their subsistence," Mr. Slaiby said.
"Before men can do anything else," Marx wrote, "they must first produce the means of their subsistence".
Bison were wiped out, thousands at a time, not only to supply skins and bones for fertiliser (the rest of the carcass was abandoned) but also to deprive Native Americans of their subsistence.
This safeguard mechanism has long been a key demand of the G33 - a group of countries including Indonesia, India and China, concerned about the livelihoods of their subsistence farmers.
By approximately ad 850, some residents of the central Plains had shifted from foraging to farming for a significant portion of their subsistence and were living in settlements comprising a number of large earth-berm homes.
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They were removed to Gorakhptir where they obtained grants of land for their subsistence.
In contrast to animal herding, the relative importance of agriculture for their subsistence is much less than other rural community.
The livelihoods of millions of people who are largely dependent on the fresh water of the Meghna for their subsistence and for broader food security of the region are at stake.
Despite the low productivity, labor accrues in agriculture because it can produce the amount of food necessary for their subsistence.
Ethnicity may be a stronger determinant of differences in HG composition: for Shuar people, HG were a main source of food, critical to their subsistence in rural areas; in total, Shuar gardeners cultivated on the whole more plant species.
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