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... world's principal sources of cereals and of a number of other farm , forestry , and fisheries products . Western ... world . In the world economy , however , the Soviet Union is more important for its mineral resources and industrial ...
... world's principal sources of cereals and of a number of other farm , forestry , and fisheries products . Western ... world . In the world economy , however , the Soviet Union is more important for its mineral resources and industrial ...
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... world is in the form of white granulated sugar from refineries , beet - sugar factories , or cane - mill white - sugar factories . These are classified according to grain size as extra - coarse , coarse , standard , fine , and extra ...
... world is in the form of white granulated sugar from refineries , beet - sugar factories , or cane - mill white - sugar factories . These are classified according to grain size as extra - coarse , coarse , standard , fine , and extra ...
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... world . It served as his blueprint for creation and contained the eternal divine formula for the world's future workings and thus the answers to all problems for all times and all people . God himself is depicted as study- ing the Torah ...
... world . It served as his blueprint for creation and contained the eternal divine formula for the world's future workings and thus the answers to all problems for all times and all people . God himself is depicted as study- ing the Torah ...
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