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... become the nation's largest urban centre and its main business , communications , and cultural centre . By 1970 the 20 - square - mile municipality was the home of more than 380,000 people , all but 2 percent of whom were Jews ; the ...
... become the nation's largest urban centre and its main business , communications , and cultural centre . By 1970 the 20 - square - mile municipality was the home of more than 380,000 people , all but 2 percent of whom were Jews ; the ...
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... become a platform for spreading propaganda . He believed that its mission was to main- tain a standard of acting that other theatres might emu- late when the first excesses of the Revolution had abated . The official edict decreed that ...
... become a platform for spreading propaganda . He believed that its mission was to main- tain a standard of acting that other theatres might emu- late when the first excesses of the Revolution had abated . The official edict decreed that ...
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... become " black dwarfs . " Advanced stages of evolution . In stars of low mass ( less than that of the Sun ) , the hydrogen in the central regions is converted into helium , which in turn is con- sumed and transformed into carbon . But ...
... become " black dwarfs . " Advanced stages of evolution . In stars of low mass ( less than that of the Sun ) , the hydrogen in the central regions is converted into helium , which in turn is con- sumed and transformed into carbon . But ...
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