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44. manual on the compilation of input-output tables under esa 1995
44. manual on the compilation of input-output tables under esa 1995

“the golok dialect and written tibetan past-tense verb forms”.
"the golok dialect and written tibetan past-tense verb forms".

including tens of photos.
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under the loophole, nabors receives tens of millions of dollars in tax breaks.
under the loophole, nabors receives tens of millions of dollars in tax breaks.

» 'tens of thousands of jobs at risk' (jamaica observer)
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142. tsunamis strike somewhere in the world almost every year, and giant ones have arguably changed history. some archaeologists have argued, for instance, that a mediterranean tsunami struck the north shore of crete a bit over 3,500 years ago; the disaster, they say, sent minoan civilisation, one of the most sophisticated of the age, into a tailspin, leading it to succumb to mycenaean greeks. in 1755, when an earthquake and tsunami killed tens of thousands in lisbon, the tragedy had a lasting impact on western thought: it helped demolish the complacent optimism of the day. in the fifth century bc the greek historian thucydides was the first person to document the connection between earthquakes and tsunamis. he noticed that the first sign of a tsunami is often the abrupt draining of a harbour, as the sea pulls away from the
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