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... sea - level canal that could accommodate 150,000 DWT ships routinely could accommodate 250,000 DWT ships under controlled conditions . 7. The new capacity that should be provided initially is 35,000 annual ... sea - level canal on 222.
... sea - level canal that could accommodate 150,000 DWT ships routinely could accommodate 250,000 DWT ships under controlled conditions . 7. The new capacity that should be provided initially is 35,000 annual ... sea - level canal on 222.
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... sea - level canal cannot be forecast reliably over the 75 - year period that might be needed for its construction and amortization . Among the critical factors are the cost of money and the stability of the value of money . If the old ...
... sea - level canal cannot be forecast reliably over the 75 - year period that might be needed for its construction and amortization . Among the critical factors are the cost of money and the stability of the value of money . If the old ...
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Readings on Its History. - - Route 17 - A sea - level canal through the Darien Province of eastern Panama to be constructed primarily by nuclear excavation methods . Route 25 - A sea - level canal through northwestern Colombia to be ...
Readings on Its History. - - Route 17 - A sea - level canal through the Darien Province of eastern Panama to be constructed primarily by nuclear excavation methods . Route 25 - A sea - level canal through northwestern Colombia to be ...
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RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
PAUL J SCHEIPS | 53 |
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