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Subsistent

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sub·sis·tence  (sb-sstns)
n.
1. The act or state of subsisting.
2. A means of subsisting, especially means barely sufficient to maintain life.
3. Something that has real or substantial existence.
4. Christianity Hypostasis.

sub·sistent adj.


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Therefore, the solution will entirely depend on UN continuous efforts in supplying food for the needy, couple by a sheer luck in improvement of security as well as better changes of climate to allow the people of South Sudan subsistent farming in their fertile lands to feed themselves.
Missing Variables Variable BUILTIME AREA WINU FILM OFFICE RETAIL HOTEL Subsistent 89 94 69 40 84 85 89 Missing 6 1 26 55 11 10 6 variable CCAPACITY CPER HCAPACITY HPER BAS ACTIME ENERGY Subsistent 88 89 84 86 95 72 79 Missing 7 6 11 9 0 23 16 In statistics the usual methods to deal with missing data include mean/mode attribution method, regression attribution method and multiple attribution method (Grzymala-Busse and Hu 2000).
It is becoming customary to speak of this latter class of entities as subsistent.
 
 
 
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