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... groups , particularly Sango ( which is also the lingua franca of the Central African Republic ) are spoken in the south . ( 9 ) The Bua group , spoken in southern and central Chad . ( 10 ) The Somrai group , spoken in west and central ...
... groups , particularly Sango ( which is also the lingua franca of the Central African Republic ) are spoken in the south . ( 9 ) The Bua group , spoken in southern and central Chad . ( 10 ) The Somrai group , spoken in west and central ...
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... groups did not end with the Reformation in the 16th century . In addition to the Ref- ormation , various esoteric groups were formed , made up of followers of the Swiss physician and mystical phi- losopher Paracelsus and the German ...
... groups did not end with the Reformation in the 16th century . In addition to the Ref- ormation , various esoteric groups were formed , made up of followers of the Swiss physician and mystical phi- losopher Paracelsus and the German ...
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... groups into single countries . The largest number of groups , with the greatest variety , are found in Zaire , the former Belgian Congo . Even when the observer can see cultural similarities among certain groups , this does not mean ...
... groups into single countries . The largest number of groups , with the greatest variety , are found in Zaire , the former Belgian Congo . Even when the observer can see cultural similarities among certain groups , this does not mean ...
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