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... countries , such as Japan , Germany , and Britain ; and the underdeveloped countries , such as China and Bo- livia . We then have First , Second , and Third Worlds . For most of the 20th century , when the U.S.S.R. was still a ...
... countries , such as Japan , Germany , and Britain ; and the underdeveloped countries , such as China and Bo- livia . We then have First , Second , and Third Worlds . For most of the 20th century , when the U.S.S.R. was still a ...
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... countries the national committees of ICOM fulfill the role of professional associations , but a number of countries now have nongovernmental associa- tions for museum personnel . LEGAL ARRANGEMENTS Legislation concerning the ...
... countries the national committees of ICOM fulfill the role of professional associations , but a number of countries now have nongovernmental associa- tions for museum personnel . LEGAL ARRANGEMENTS Legislation concerning the ...
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... Countries but was also able to extend his Burgundian property . Though it seemed at first that French power might again become the dominant force in the Low Countries , it soon became clear that the Burgundian dukes , while happy to ...
... Countries but was also able to extend his Burgundian property . Though it seemed at first that French power might again become the dominant force in the Low Countries , it soon became clear that the Burgundian dukes , while happy to ...
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