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... followed the Soviet legal pattern . Under Tito , Yugoslavia accepted the concept of monopoly of power in a Communist Party and the necessity of state ownership of productive resour- ces but refused to accept dictation from the Soviet ...
... followed the Soviet legal pattern . Under Tito , Yugoslavia accepted the concept of monopoly of power in a Communist Party and the necessity of state ownership of productive resour- ces but refused to accept dictation from the Soviet ...
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... followed by growing numbers of Celts . By the time of Julius Caesar , Helvetia ( as the region was then called ) was known as strategically important to Rome , if only because of the Alpine passes . A Roman invading army asserted its ...
... followed by growing numbers of Celts . By the time of Julius Caesar , Helvetia ( as the region was then called ) was known as strategically important to Rome , if only because of the Alpine passes . A Roman invading army asserted its ...
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... followed by its modifiers ( another noun , an adjective , or a verb phrase ) , which , in turn , are followed by a numeral with a classifier , and finally , by a demonstrative . For example , tûu " cabinet " and náŋsïï “ book ” become ...
... followed by its modifiers ( another noun , an adjective , or a verb phrase ) , which , in turn , are followed by a numeral with a classifier , and finally , by a demonstrative . For example , tûu " cabinet " and náŋsïï “ book ” become ...
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