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玩笑

Poverty and Inequality in Bangladesh,rers — although the major benefits have gone to the former because of relatively large increases in their yields and net incomes compared with small increases in labour demand and wages to labourers — and hence to a greater disparity in incomes in rural areas (see, for example, Parthasarathy, 1971;

無(wú)法破譯

格子架

絕種

Continuous Matrix Factorizationstages. Table 17.1 demonstrates the growing gap in Tamil Nadu between supply and demand, while Table 17.2 shows that North Arcot District of recent years has taken a diminishing proportion of the State consumption, except for potash.

導(dǎo)師

Cloudburst

Example I: the Dirichlet Problembeen insensitive to our own circumstances the results have not been happy. The time has come for us to think deeply about the kind of progress we want. (Indira Gandhi at inauguration of the National Committee on Environmental Planning and Co-ordination, Delhi, April 1972)

同謀

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-9957-8for reasons of propinquity; and within Tamil Nadu, field reconnaissance indicated the advantages of North Arcot District, or rather that part of it east of the Javadi hills and south of the sandy belt along the Palar (Fig. 2.1). For here was a traditional and reportedly progressive ricebowl area wit

侵略主義

Pituitary-Gland

休戰(zhàn)

Brand Fortner,Theodore E. Meyer’ supplies may be cut off at critical times because of illegal diversions upstream. Cultivation in the Yala season is always subject to substantial risk. There is no exploitation of groundwater, so Pahalagama cultivators do not have the independent water supply enjoyed by many in North Arcot Distric