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... Western property system . Japan's , for example , is based on the German Civil Code . China's property system , on the other hand , remains relatively free of influence from the West , although even China's has been influenced by the ...
... Western property system . Japan's , for example , is based on the German Civil Code . China's property system , on the other hand , remains relatively free of influence from the West , although even China's has been influenced by the ...
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... western Canada . In North America and Eurasia the north- ern limit of turtles is about 55 ° N. It is only south of ... western United States and northern Mexico ( which is faunistically part of the same region ) as it is from that of ...
... western Canada . In North America and Eurasia the north- ern limit of turtles is about 55 ° N. It is only south of ... western United States and northern Mexico ( which is faunistically part of the same region ) as it is from that of ...
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... Western secular culture fostered at the court and the new religious culture and education , spread by Ukrainians and Belorussians , who came to dominate church life , submerged and displaced the disparate begin- nings of a modern ...
... Western secular culture fostered at the court and the new religious culture and education , spread by Ukrainians and Belorussians , who came to dominate church life , submerged and displaced the disparate begin- nings of a modern ...
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PREHISTORIC Peoples aND CULTURES | 45 |
PRINTING TYPOGRAPHY AND PHOTOENGRAVING | 71 |
PRINTMAKING | 112 |
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