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- 2. 22.23 KM 12 MILES 12 NAUTICAL MILES 22.2 LIGHT YEAR
- 4. 200 MILES 200 NAUTICAL MILES 2000 NAUTICAL MILES 200 YARDS
- 6. POTENTIAL RESOURCE DEVELOPED RESOURCE STOCK RESOURCE INDIVIDUAL RESOURCE
- 8. TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMICAL PRODUCTION SOCIAL PROTECTION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NATIONAL PROTECTION AND ECONOMICAL PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND SOCIO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
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- 10. UNITED NATION COMMUNITY ON ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT UNION NATION CONFRENCE ON ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT UNITED NATION CONFRENCE ON ENVIRONMENT AND DEVOLOPMENT NONE-OF THESE
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- 14. 3.28 MILLION SQ.M 3.28 BILLION SQ.M 3.28 MILLION SQ.KM NONE OF THESE
- 16. ALLUVIAL SOIL KANKAR SOIL KHADAR SOIL BANGAR SOIL
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- 18. KHADAR TERAI CHOS BHANGAR
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- 20. REGUR BASALT MALWA TUARS
- 21. BASALT
- 22. ACIDIC BASIC NONE OF THESE HUMUS RICH
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