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  <description>内村鑑三のRepresentative Men of Japan、上杉鷹山についての個所を読んでいます。Still waste lands remained in his territory. In a rice-producing country like Japan, fertiliry means abundance of water-supply, and insufficient irrigation leaves large portions of land in comparative sterility. Conveyance of water through long dis…</description>
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  <published>2013-02-15 07:48:38</published>
  <title>parsimony</title>
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