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Recondite
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Esoteric
body of followers private interior acroamatic said of discussions of technical topics and of the private and more recondite instructions and doctrines of philosophers Opposed to exoteric
Housing of the working classes
owners which arose out of the earlier legislation chiefly in regard to the retention of their property if reconditioned or redeveloped accord-ing to the requirements of local authorities (ss. 50 and 51). Under ss. 90-92, assistance may
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Re-development areas
71-104, apply to re-development areas. As in the case of Clearance Orders, owners may offer to re-develop and recondition the area before the Minister of Health has approved a re-development plan (see ss. 51-53). See HOUSING.
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