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... Central America entral America , in the strictest sense , is a region of North America that lies between Mexico and Panama , the latter a part of Colombia until 1903 and thus sometimes technically ... Central America 653 CENTRAL AMERICA.
... Central America entral America , in the strictest sense , is a region of North America that lies between Mexico and Panama , the latter a part of Colombia until 1903 and thus sometimes technically ... Central America 653 CENTRAL AMERICA.
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... Central Asia's eastern border with China , onto an intermontane basin called the Fergana Valley , a relatively flat plain that is almost entirely encircled by mountains . After flowing out of the Fergana ... Central Asian. 704 Central Asia.
... Central Asia's eastern border with China , onto an intermontane basin called the Fergana Valley , a relatively flat plain that is almost entirely encircled by mountains . After flowing out of the Fergana ... Central Asian. 704 Central Asia.
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... Central Asian region by tsarist , and later Soviet , forces , the other major language spoken in Central Asia is Russian . While bilingualism is common , it is not as widespread as in some other former Soviet republics . Most Turkic Central ...
... Central Asian region by tsarist , and later Soviet , forces , the other major language spoken in Central Asia is Russian . While bilingualism is common , it is not as widespread as in some other former Soviet republics . Most Turkic Central ...
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