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... construction . At the same time , various technological devices to reduce pollu- tion from automobiles and other problems , as well as to increase efficiency and safety , were under study . Railways . Despite the competition from road ...
... construction . At the same time , various technological devices to reduce pollu- tion from automobiles and other problems , as well as to increase efficiency and safety , were under study . Railways . Despite the competition from road ...
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... construction until the re- vival of trade in Europe about AD 1100. The lead in establishing new lighthouses was taken by Italy and France . By 1500 , references to lighthouses became a regu- lar feature of books of travel and charts ...
... construction until the re- vival of trade in Europe about AD 1100. The lead in establishing new lighthouses was taken by Italy and France . By 1500 , references to lighthouses became a regu- lar feature of books of travel and charts ...
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... construction to its left as the construction to the right . ( There has been some simplifi- cation of the rule as it was formulated by Harris . ) This rule may be taken as typical of the whole class of trans- formational rules in ...
... construction to its left as the construction to the right . ( There has been some simplifi- cation of the rule as it was formulated by Harris . ) This rule may be taken as typical of the whole class of trans- formational rules in ...
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