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Both countries are stable, business-friendly and cheap, and lie close to large, rich markets.
Air terminal facilities were necessarily constructed close to large open stretches of water.
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MPs investigating the complex world of big-business tax engineering have accused HMRC of getting too close to large companies and tax advisers, and of failing to crack down on what they describe as abuses.
Before the Fukushima accident, the government had been planning to build civilian reactors in seven inland provinces as well, so the reactors would be close to large centers of electricity demand.
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This mechanism, proposed by Hauffe [22], explains why smaller features close to larger ones vanish and the surface coarsens.
While $185 million is a sizable sum, it is nowhere close to larger jackpots in the past.
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