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... persons ) . Television : ( 1970 ) receivers 3,086,000 ( 1 per 4.3 persons ) ; ( 1971 ) broadcasting stations 15. Telephones ( 1971 ) : 3,409,842 ( 1 per 3.8 persons ) . Education and health Education ( 1969-70 ) : schools teachers ...
... persons ) . Television : ( 1970 ) receivers 3,086,000 ( 1 per 4.3 persons ) ; ( 1971 ) broadcasting stations 15. Telephones ( 1971 ) : 3,409,842 ( 1 per 3.8 persons ) . Education and health Education ( 1969-70 ) : schools teachers ...
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... Persons economically active : ( 1967 ) employable population 41,000 ( 44.8 % ) , unemployed - no data available ... persons ) . Television ( 1971 ) : receivers 1,500 ( 1 per 60.6 persons ) ; broadcasting stations 1. Telephones ( 1971 ) ...
... Persons economically active : ( 1967 ) employable population 41,000 ( 44.8 % ) , unemployed - no data available ... persons ) . Television ( 1971 ) : receivers 1,500 ( 1 per 60.6 persons ) ; broadcasting stations 1. Telephones ( 1971 ) ...
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... persons have little control over their hostile feelings , are fickle in their relations with others , and are unable to form enduring or satisfactory relationships . Vocationally and socially these persons do poorly , even though they ...
... persons have little control over their hostile feelings , are fickle in their relations with others , and are unable to form enduring or satisfactory relationships . Vocationally and socially these persons do poorly , even though they ...
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