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... establish a concession . Accordingly , in 1901 , when British trade opened , a Japanese concession was established at Wang- chia - to on the south shore of the Yangtze . This concession lasted until 1937 , when it was abandoned by Japan ...
... establish a concession . Accordingly , in 1901 , when British trade opened , a Japanese concession was established at Wang- chia - to on the south shore of the Yangtze . This concession lasted until 1937 , when it was abandoned by Japan ...
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... established by considering a more gen- eral problem ( or a completely different problem ) and by showing that a solution of the general problem that is extremal in some sense provides also a solution to the original problem . Frequently ...
... established by considering a more gen- eral problem ( or a completely different problem ) and by showing that a solution of the general problem that is extremal in some sense provides also a solution to the original problem . Frequently ...
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... established nearly a century earlier . King sug- gested that sheetfloods " mold " the surfaces of pediments and depicted sparsely vegetated regions where this might be possible under the label semiarid . More recent work suggests that ...
... established nearly a century earlier . King sug- gested that sheetfloods " mold " the surfaces of pediments and depicted sparsely vegetated regions where this might be possible under the label semiarid . More recent work suggests that ...
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