Data is plural of datum, which also corresponds to the English word date. When Gregorian calender was introduced in Europe, for decades dates were the only things written in Indian style numerals.
When I was younger, I once imagined a universal court which would be above all supreme courts, but without any government backing or any force to enforce.
The sole criteria it would have is that the case before it has been studied by supreme court of any nation, and ruled in violation the principle this court observes. This court would then study the case and then rule punishment to the accused AND penalty to the erring judge of the supreme court. The enforcement of its will shall happen in the good old American way of bounties and bounty hunting.
It was quite detailed, but the relevant crux here is that enforcing justice doesn't need dedicated manpower or government backing.
However, a specified court/judiciary is definitely required for a legal recognition.
I usually work with MS formats on LO (only because they need smaller space for small files, in larger files, MS formats are objectively bulkier). My observation is that MS messes with formatting of files made on LO, no matter which format you pick... even with whitespace of otherwise plain unfomatted text at times.
It is definitely a MS issue, and it is not about formats they have made public.
Both India and Pakistan took away autonomy from all princely states under their control respective control. I don't see any reason to single out one Princely state.
If you have any logical principle which singles out Kashmir, but not any of the others, please state.
It is justified. Another matter that the justification doesn't respect sovereignity of Pakistan - just like Pakistan army doesn't respect its democracy.
Tourists of Pakistan always hear local fairy tales. But they can't tell the real status of Kashmir they have made 'azad' from India, anf then sold to China like a medieval feudal lord from Mohammad's era.
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Which book?