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... Four of these - the landscape painters Huang Kung- wang , Wu Chen , Ni Tsan , and Wang Meng - transformed and blended certain elements from the past into highly personal , easily recognizable styles and later came to be known as the Four ...
... Four of these - the landscape painters Huang Kung- wang , Wu Chen , Ni Tsan , and Wang Meng - transformed and blended certain elements from the past into highly personal , easily recognizable styles and later came to be known as the Four ...
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... four glacial and four inter- glacial episodes was shattered in the second half of the 20th century by the flood of new evidence introduced by a variety of new observational techniques . Among the new sources relevant to the ...
... four glacial and four inter- glacial episodes was shattered in the second half of the 20th century by the flood of new evidence introduced by a variety of new observational techniques . Among the new sources relevant to the ...
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... four colours are needed in order to colour the regions so that two regions that share a common boundary are always coloured differently , and in certain cases that at least four colours are necessary . ( Regions that meet only at a ...
... four colours are needed in order to colour the regions so that two regions that share a common boundary are always coloured differently , and in certain cases that at least four colours are necessary . ( Regions that meet only at a ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
CHORDATES CHRISTIANITY | 251 |
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