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... types ( c ) Germany : the cheaper wines , particularly of Baden and Württemberg ( d ) Austria : many , including some varietal and most regional types ( e ) Yugoslavia : most , except varietal Slovenian ( f ) California : all generic types ...
... types ( c ) Germany : the cheaper wines , particularly of Baden and Württemberg ( d ) Austria : many , including some varietal and most regional types ( e ) Yugoslavia : most , except varietal Slovenian ( f ) California : all generic types ...
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... types of writ- ing : ( 1 ) semasiography , ( 2 ) phonography , and ( 3 ) metagraphy . Semasiography . Various communicative devices that convey meaning by means of visual marks directly to the eyes of the receivers of the communication ...
... types of writ- ing : ( 1 ) semasiography , ( 2 ) phonography , and ( 3 ) metagraphy . Semasiography . Various communicative devices that convey meaning by means of visual marks directly to the eyes of the receivers of the communication ...
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... Type III . The general similarity between the types of syllabaries in logo - syllabic systems on the one hand , and in syllabic systems on the other , arises from the fact that the latter are derived from the former . Thus the cuneiform ...
... Type III . The general similarity between the types of syllabaries in logo - syllabic systems on the one hand , and in syllabic systems on the other , arises from the fact that the latter are derived from the former . Thus the cuneiform ...
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