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... percent to 22.7 percent of parliament , and the Liberal Party from 13.9 percent to 17.9 percent , while the strength of the Radical Party diminished from 21.7 per- cent to 19.9 percent , and that of the Communist Party dropped from 11.8 ...
... percent to 22.7 percent of parliament , and the Liberal Party from 13.9 percent to 17.9 percent , while the strength of the Radical Party diminished from 21.7 per- cent to 19.9 percent , and that of the Communist Party dropped from 11.8 ...
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... percent of all freight carried and about 47 percent of all passengers ( repre- senting 350,000,000 out of a total of 740,000,000 ) were carried by rail . In terms of distances travelled , more than 70 percent of the total of passenger ...
... percent of all freight carried and about 47 percent of all passengers ( repre- senting 350,000,000 out of a total of 740,000,000 ) were carried by rail . In terms of distances travelled , more than 70 percent of the total of passenger ...
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... percent aluminum , 14-30 percent nickel , 5-35 percent cobalt , and the balance largely iron , with small quantities of copper and titani- um , make the best permanent magnets . Cobalt is also used in some soft magnetic alloys such as ...
... percent aluminum , 14-30 percent nickel , 5-35 percent cobalt , and the balance largely iron , with small quantities of copper and titani- um , make the best permanent magnets . Cobalt is also used in some soft magnetic alloys such as ...
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