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Any recounting of the Vikings is duty-bound to note that theirs was an agricul - tural economy, and that while men "went a-viking" their extended families stayed behind to raise grain, cabbage, onions, peas, beans, cattle, sheep, goats and pigs.
The Ancient Mariners 2008
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Because they have larger-sized farms, the direct effect of their adoption on total agricul tural production is relatively important.
Diffusion of Innovations Everett M. Rogers 2003
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“The Gauchos are agricul-turists and shepherds, and nothing else, as I have stated in a pamphlet on the natives of the Pampas, written by me, which has attracted some notice.”
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Because they have larger-sized farms, the direct effect of their adoption on total agricul tural production is relatively important.
Diffusion of Innovations Everett M. Rogers 2003
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White South Africans and their governments sought to limit Africans 'choices and to force them to provide cheap agricul-tural or mining labor.
G. Africa, 1795-1917 2001
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The seasonally adjusted real value added by the non-agricultural industries (excluding the impact of the volatile agricul - ture industry) increased by 1.1%, 1.5% and 1.6% during the first, second and third quarters of 1999.
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He said he accepted that the current road network was not conducive to building capacity in the province and that agricul - ture - an important part of the province's growth strategy - was suffering because of this.
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The policy for the settlement of small farmers, allowing for the leasing and disposal of public land for agricul - tural utilisation, has been approved by cabinet and will be opera - tional by May 1st.
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Revisionist thus hardly seemed a useful epithet, although the Yugoslavs subsequently developed certain policies (notably the abandonment of agricul - tural collectivization, the introduction of “workers 'self-management,” and the redefinition of the role of the Party in society) with theoretical implications which could plausibly have been called Revisionist; so could their view that neither pure capitalism nor pure socialism exists, but only a spectrum of mixed social forms.
Dictionary of the History of Ideas R. K. KINDERSLEY 1968
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The year was divided into four seasons, men began to live in houses, agricul - ture was instituted, and “bullocks groaned under the weight of the yoke.”
PRIMITIVISM GEORGE BOAS 1968
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