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Page 156
... began under the Chinese Communists . The city began to produce machinery and electrical and telecommunication equipment . The Chia - mu - ssu paper mill is one of the largest in China , producing both for domestic needs and for export ...
... began under the Chinese Communists . The city began to produce machinery and electrical and telecommunication equipment . The Chia - mu - ssu paper mill is one of the largest in China , producing both for domestic needs and for export ...
Page 518
... began making experimental long - range forecasts just before the beginning of World War II , and its successor , the National Weather Ser- vice , continues to express such predictions in probabilistic terms , making it clear that they ...
... began making experimental long - range forecasts just before the beginning of World War II , and its successor , the National Weather Ser- vice , continues to express such predictions in probabilistic terms , making it clear that they ...
Page 542
... began with Haakon the Great ( c . 970-995 ) , who copied the pennies of Ethelred II . In the second half of the 11th century , a coinage of small , thin pennies began , which developed into bracteates . Magnus VI ( 1263-80 ) restored ...
... began with Haakon the Great ( c . 970-995 ) , who copied the pennies of Ethelred II . In the second half of the 11th century , a coinage of small , thin pennies began , which developed into bracteates . Magnus VI ( 1263-80 ) restored ...
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