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... traditional , or " conventional , " forces to- gether with counter - guerrilla forces . The military effort of a great power is now extremely differentiated , each of the subdivisions being equipped with its own philosophy , armament ...
... traditional , or " conventional , " forces to- gether with counter - guerrilla forces . The military effort of a great power is now extremely differentiated , each of the subdivisions being equipped with its own philosophy , armament ...
Page 112
... traditional " elements are usually incorporated in- tion of to one of the three types of art markets and limit the in- traditional trinsic logic of their operation . In the elite markets , na- elements tion states impose restrictions on ...
... traditional " elements are usually incorporated in- tion of to one of the three types of art markets and limit the in- traditional trinsic logic of their operation . In the elite markets , na- elements tion states impose restrictions on ...
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... traditional basis . No Aborigines exist who have not had some contact with modern Australian society . By 1960 only about 7,500 Aborigines still kept even a modified traditional ori- entation . The great majority of the total population ...
... traditional basis . No Aborigines exist who have not had some contact with modern Australian society . By 1960 only about 7,500 Aborigines still kept even a modified traditional ori- entation . The great majority of the total population ...
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