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For example: the right of presenting the statement of acceptance of inheritance gives the heir the possibility of accepting the inheritance or to give it up; the party's right to terminate a contract gives it the opportunity to end the legal relationship which the contract had created between the parties; the right of pre-emption; the right to retract; the right "of communization" a wall which separates two neighboring concepts; the right to consent to the contract, acquired by the beneficiary of a unilateral promise to contract; the right to confirm a voidable act; the creditor's right to make a choice between judicial and non-judicial unilateral rescission, under the provisions of article1550 of paragraph 1 of the New Civil Code etc.

Although Deng disbanded the communes that had been created under Mao's regime, the legacy of the Great Leap Forward and its communization movement made it easy to reintroduce collectively owned organizations.

The bleak but playful realism of this viewpoint has unlikely resonances with ultraleft theories of communization, Derridean Marxist philosophers, and Black radical thinkers such as Fred Moten.

With respect to pursuit of post-integration synergies, in technological areas efforts will focus on applying ITS control technologies to food packaging machinery, communization of small and medium-scale machinery system products, and strengthening of development capabilities through technology and resource sharing.

Communization, according to some of these latter versions, had been a continuation of state-organized crime on par with the Holocaust and even worse.

(5) Alain Badiou, The Communist Hypothesis (New York: Verso, 2010); Jodi Dean, The Communist Horizon (New York: Verso, 2012); Alberto Toscano, Communization and Its Discontents: Contestation, Critigue and Contemporary Struggles (Minor Compositions, 2011); Slavoj Zizek, The Years of Dreaming Dangerously (New York: Verso, 2012).

In every one of these countries, or portions of countries, ruthless and brutal communization was the order of the day and tens of millions were murdered outright or worked to death in forced-labor gulags.

The BPR model of Davenport also involves the inclusion of changes in hierarchical and governance structure that can match and support the new developments in the organization with better management and expertise and communization and regulatory systems.

The humour of the "burning dumpster" works precisely because the language of communization is fresh in our minds, hangs in the air, or already consists in the text itself, precisely while it provides a non-partisan example to help me work through this problem.

What it boils down to is that Turse is not really concerned about how the United States might best have prevented the Communization of South Vietnam.

By not participating in Medicare a physician is upholding the Constitution, preventing the communization of the world, and proudly maintaining the integrity of his profession.