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... Asian nations these last two countries are surpassed in numbers only by the popula- tions of the Soviet Union ( the territory of which also extends into Asia ) and the United States . Two other Asian countries with very high populations ...
... Asian nations these last two countries are surpassed in numbers only by the popula- tions of the Soviet Union ( the territory of which also extends into Asia ) and the United States . Two other Asian countries with very high populations ...
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... ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK , Asian Agricultural Survey , 2 vol . ( 1968 ) ; and YUJIRO HAYAMI , VERNON W. RUTTAN , and HERMAN M. SOUTHWORTH ( eds . ) , Agri- cultural Growth in Japan , Taiwan , Korea , and the Philippines ( 1978 ) , are ...
... ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK , Asian Agricultural Survey , 2 vol . ( 1968 ) ; and YUJIRO HAYAMI , VERNON W. RUTTAN , and HERMAN M. SOUTHWORTH ( eds . ) , Agri- cultural Growth in Japan , Taiwan , Korea , and the Philippines ( 1978 ) , are ...
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Modern Asian states and territories Neander- thaloids from western Asia Neander- thaloids from Southeast Asia. then rapidly to imperialism , which culminated in its mili- tary defeat in World War II and subsequent economic re- vival ...
Modern Asian states and territories Neander- thaloids from western Asia Neander- thaloids from Southeast Asia. then rapidly to imperialism , which culminated in its mili- tary defeat in World War II and subsequent economic re- vival ...
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