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... become impregnated with secondarily precipitated silica ; sandstones that have become completely cemented by sili- ca are the most common . If the original sandstone were composed chiefly of quartz grains , the cemented rock , which may ...
... become impregnated with secondarily precipitated silica ; sandstones that have become completely cemented by sili- ca are the most common . If the original sandstone were composed chiefly of quartz grains , the cemented rock , which may ...
Page 973
... become the ideology of new elites seeking modernization and rapid industriali- zation . Japan . Only in Japan , by far the most developed of Asian countries , have traditional socialist organizations become firmly established . The ...
... become the ideology of new elites seeking modernization and rapid industriali- zation . Japan . Only in Japan , by far the most developed of Asian countries , have traditional socialist organizations become firmly established . The ...
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... become a quite different person . The mere fact of his belonging may give him a sense of security and importance . Since he is likely to form strong ties with the few with whom he works closely , he receives not only esteem but ...
... become a quite different person . The mere fact of his belonging may give him a sense of security and importance . Since he is likely to form strong ties with the few with whom he works closely , he receives not only esteem but ...
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