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It became , like the genetic system of a species , fused into one evolutionary unit or entity whose parts are mutually dependent and come to be mutually adapted . Man - and - crop became one evolutionary system ( Fig . 4 ) .
It became , like the genetic system of a species , fused into one evolutionary unit or entity whose parts are mutually dependent and come to be mutually adapted . Man - and - crop became one evolutionary system ( Fig . 4 ) .
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And in the process of accommodation the character of the Greeks in their family and tribal life became defined . The ideas used in this accommodation and the people who carried these ideas probably came from Anatolia as well as from ...
And in the process of accommodation the character of the Greeks in their family and tribal life became defined . The ideas used in this accommodation and the people who carried these ideas probably came from Anatolia as well as from ...
الصفحة 528
So far as they were clergy the great administrators like Richelieu ( 1585–1642 ) or the Italian Mazarin ( 1602–1661 ) became cardinals . So far as they were laymen like Colbert ( 1619-1683 ) or Turgot ( 1727-1781 ) they moved into a ...
So far as they were clergy the great administrators like Richelieu ( 1585–1642 ) or the Italian Mazarin ( 1602–1661 ) became cardinals . So far as they were laymen like Colbert ( 1619-1683 ) or Turgot ( 1727-1781 ) they moved into a ...
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THE FOUNDATIONS page | 19 |
PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
EXPANDING PEOPLES | 127 |
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