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Page 174
... countries the exten- sion of any tariff concessions granted to non- GATT countries ) , the elimination of quotas and other quantitative trade restrictions , uni- form customs regulations , and the obligation of each contracting nation ...
... countries the exten- sion of any tariff concessions granted to non- GATT countries ) , the elimination of quotas and other quantitative trade restrictions , uni- form customs regulations , and the obligation of each contracting nation ...
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... countries such as France , Ger- many , Great Britain , the United States , and the Soviet Union . Both France and Germany have systems of higher education that are basically adminis- tered by state agencies . Entrance requirements for ...
... countries such as France , Ger- many , Great Britain , the United States , and the Soviet Union . Both France and Germany have systems of higher education that are basically adminis- tered by state agencies . Entrance requirements for ...
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... countries , although not always to their advantage . The major prob- lem is that many developing countries have a much greater need for technical institutes rather than for academic universities , so that they can produce professionals ...
... countries , although not always to their advantage . The major prob- lem is that many developing countries have a much greater need for technical institutes rather than for academic universities , so that they can produce professionals ...
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