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Page 435
... South Africa , although in each of those countries significant divergences appeared . The most important was the emergence in the United States of a strong , directly elected mayor as the chief executive responsible for the ...
... South Africa , although in each of those countries significant divergences appeared . The most important was the emergence in the United States of a strong , directly elected mayor as the chief executive responsible for the ...
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... South Africa , Australia , and central South America , are due to the presence of semipermanent , subtropical anticyclones in which the air subsides and becomes warm and dry . These high - pressure belts tend to migrate with the seasons ...
... South Africa , Australia , and central South America , are due to the presence of semipermanent , subtropical anticyclones in which the air subsides and becomes warm and dry . These high - pressure belts tend to migrate with the seasons ...
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... South Africa , before the Union was established in 1910 , the only coinage of note was that of the South African Republic . During South Africa's membership in the Commonwealth its currency was assimilated to that of Great Britain , but ...
... South Africa , before the Union was established in 1910 , the only coinage of note was that of the South African Republic . During South Africa's membership in the Commonwealth its currency was assimilated to that of Great Britain , but ...
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