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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
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This country sustained itself self-economy. It was isolated from the outside world.
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IMO, there's no need for "self-economy" (which is a strange term, anyway), if you mention that it sustained itself. This country sustained itself. It was isolated from the outside world.
- IMO, there's no need for "self-economy" (which is a strange term, anyway), if you mention that it sustained itself.
- This country sustained itself.
- It was isolated from the outside world.
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IMO, there's no need for "self-economy" (which is a strange term, anyway), if you mention that it sustained itself.
This country sustained itself. It was isolated from the outside world.
This country sustained itself. It was isolated from the outside world.
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