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A row of 12 small identical towers
A row of 12 small identical towers
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- and it was not until the end of the 10th
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- and deal with historical subjects
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- smoother greasy roots
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- and at Angkor the source was the Kulen m
- somewhere in the upper structure of the
- Its weight and the distances over which
- usually where a bird had deposited the s
- added to the structural problems that th
- and extends roots downwards to the soil.
