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... regions . ( 7 ) Dagu spoken in the area of Goz Béïda and Am Dam . ( 8 ) Some languages of the Central African groups , particularly Sango ( which is also the lingua franca of the Central African Republic ) are spoken in the south . ( 9 ) ...
... regions . ( 7 ) Dagu spoken in the area of Goz Béïda and Am Dam . ( 8 ) Some languages of the Central African groups , particularly Sango ( which is also the lingua franca of the Central African Republic ) are spoken in the south . ( 9 ) ...
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... regions . These are the eastern , northwest- ern , and southwestern zones , which form the three basic regions of China . The eastern zone is a region shaped by the rivers , which have eroded landforms in some parts and have deposited ...
... regions . These are the eastern , northwest- ern , and southwestern zones , which form the three basic regions of China . The eastern zone is a region shaped by the rivers , which have eroded landforms in some parts and have deposited ...
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... regions bounded by simple closed curves . In geographical maps it has been observed empirically , in as many special cases as have been tried , that , at most , four colours are needed in order to colour the regions so that two regions ...
... regions bounded by simple closed curves . In geographical maps it has been observed empirically , in as many special cases as have been tried , that , at most , four colours are needed in order to colour the regions so that two regions ...
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