The New Encyclopaedia Britannica: Macropaedia (19 v.)Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1983 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... groups of letters , groups of figures , or combinations thereof . It is only exceptionally that the substitution process is ap- plied to elements smaller than whole words , and when this is done the elements are single letters , groups ...
... groups of letters , groups of figures , or combinations thereof . It is only exceptionally that the substitution process is ap- plied to elements smaller than whole words , and when this is done the elements are single letters , groups ...
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... groups had dissolved and others had taken their places . The major shingeki group after World War I was the Tsukiji Little Theatre . The members of shingeki troupes were earnest amateurs working for the day their efforts might raise ...
... groups had dissolved and others had taken their places . The major shingeki group after World War I was the Tsukiji Little Theatre . The members of shingeki troupes were earnest amateurs working for the day their efforts might raise ...
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... groups in social history , largely ( but not ex- clusively ) as an accompaniment of horticultural cultiva- tion , a ... groups was the development of the notion of ex- nitiatory clusive rights to territory claimed by a group of kinsmen ...
... groups in social history , largely ( but not ex- clusively ) as an accompaniment of horticultural cultiva- tion , a ... groups was the development of the notion of ex- nitiatory clusive rights to territory claimed by a group of kinsmen ...
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