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... built more aircraft carriers than she announced that she had . Big merchant ships were converted by adding flight decks . Perhaps in her secret shipyards " behind high walls " Japan was actually building car- riers and airplanes while ...
... built more aircraft carriers than she announced that she had . Big merchant ships were converted by adding flight decks . Perhaps in her secret shipyards " behind high walls " Japan was actually building car- riers and airplanes while ...
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... built highway over which trucks carry the ore to the valley . After two to three months ' climbing in the high mountains , sleeping in uncomfortable tents , doing scientific work in the virgin for- ests , and engaging in linguistic ...
... built highway over which trucks carry the ore to the valley . After two to three months ' climbing in the high mountains , sleeping in uncomfortable tents , doing scientific work in the virgin for- ests , and engaging in linguistic ...
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... built a new rest house for the patrol offi- cer to use on his census - collecting visits ; and it was with evident pride that the village head- man invited us to stay there ( for a short time , he thought ) . Our carriers deposited our ...
... built a new rest house for the patrol offi- cer to use on his census - collecting visits ; and it was with evident pride that the village head- man invited us to stay there ( for a short time , he thought ) . Our carriers deposited our ...
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