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Page 140
... lines in northern and central China . This situation was the result of many factors . Communist troop commanders and political officers in areas behind Japanese lines tried to mobilize the entire population against the enemy . Party ...
... lines in northern and central China . This situation was the result of many factors . Communist troop commanders and political officers in areas behind Japanese lines tried to mobilize the entire population against the enemy . Party ...
Page 167
... lines connect the main line with newly opened industrial and mining sites . Major efforts have been made to relieve the pressure on Shansi's railways from ever - increasing freight volume and limited coal transport capability . Rail lines ...
... lines connect the main line with newly opened industrial and mining sites . Major efforts have been made to relieve the pressure on Shansi's railways from ever - increasing freight volume and limited coal transport capability . Rail lines ...
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... lines , the last four lines , the first two and the last two lines , or the middle four lines . Thus , the tonal quality of the lü- shih was retained , whereas antithetic structure was made optional . These poems of four lines , each ...
... lines , the last four lines , the first two and the last two lines , or the middle four lines . Thus , the tonal quality of the lü- shih was retained , whereas antithetic structure was made optional . These poems of four lines , each ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
CHORDATES CHRISTIANITY | 251 |
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