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... agriculture in the 1950s and ' 60s , rapid changes were made in the system from the late 1970s . The major vehicles for dictating state priori- ties - the people's communes and their subordinate teams and brigades - have been either ...
... agriculture in the 1950s and ' 60s , rapid changes were made in the system from the late 1970s . The major vehicles for dictating state priori- ties - the people's communes and their subordinate teams and brigades - have been either ...
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... agriculture was low because of poor use of water resources . Mineral resources were little developed . Since the 1950s there have been great advances in agriculture and industry . Improve- ments in irrigation now allows more land in the ...
... agriculture was low because of poor use of water resources . Mineral resources were little developed . Since the 1950s there have been great advances in agriculture and industry . Improve- ments in irrigation now allows more land in the ...
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... Agriculture . Inner Mongolia , with al- most one - third of China's grassland , has been traditionally renowned for its livestock . The condition of the livestock industry improved markedly after 1950 through the use of such measures as ...
... Agriculture . Inner Mongolia , with al- most one - third of China's grassland , has been traditionally renowned for its livestock . The condition of the livestock industry improved markedly after 1950 through the use of such measures as ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
CHORDATES CHRISTIANITY | 251 |
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