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... learned and are still learning the art of production ; that is , how to make a living . They have learned and are still learning the art of self - government . If we were to measure freedom by standards of nutrition , education , and ...
... learned and are still learning the art of production ; that is , how to make a living . They have learned and are still learning the art of self - government . If we were to measure freedom by standards of nutrition , education , and ...
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... Learned to Roll. Paul G. Guillumette China's armored skill which each generation of apprentices learns from the older generation of craftsmen ; but today the scissors are better because the smiths have learned to use tough American alloy ...
... Learned to Roll. Paul G. Guillumette China's armored skill which each generation of apprentices learns from the older generation of craftsmen ; but today the scissors are better because the smiths have learned to use tough American alloy ...
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... learned more astronomy from the Arabs than I ever learned in college , besides the de- lightful folklore which they treasure so highly . Five - sixths of Iraq is tribal , such as I have been describing , and is rarely seen by the casual ...
... learned more astronomy from the Arabs than I ever learned in college , besides the de- lightful folklore which they treasure so highly . Five - sixths of Iraq is tribal , such as I have been describing , and is rarely seen by the casual ...
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