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Officialisation
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Edited by the Journal of the Institution
Last updated: JAN. 15, 2020
Officialisation is the mandatory process which a newly proposed theory, term, concept, or belief must undergo so that it may be recognised as a part of Astronism. This process is solely undertaken by the department of New Concept Development within The Institution of The Philosophy of Millettism. There are various sets of criteria that are published by the department which proposals must follow in order to see success after undergoing the process of officialisation.
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