POPULATION DENSITY, 2000 Australia INDONESIA PAPUA NEW GUINEA

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• Adelaide
• Brisbane
• International Food Policy Research Institute
• The Earth Institute
• Melbourne
• Perth
• Western Australia
• Geography of Oceania
• Geography of Australia
• 2nd millennium

© WET TROPICS IMAGES MANGROVES OF THE WET TROPICS BIOREGION Mangrove forests (vegetation codes 70a-70d) The formation encompasses all woody mangrove

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• Physical geography
• Water
• Indomalaya
• Daintree River
• Hinchinbrook Island
• Mangroves
• New Guinea mangroves
• Brunei Bay
• Far North Queensland
• Biogeography
• Aquatic ecology

Table 3 Reconciliation of New Guinea’s revenue, expenditure and accumulated surplus/deficit Revenue

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Deaths and Desertion, Morobe District, New Guinea

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Damaris Neuhof (Justus-Liebig-University) The Origin and Development of Tok Pisin: What the German Colonial Sources Tell us Even though Pidgin English was widely spoken in the Pacific before the arrival of the German pla

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• Languages of Papua New Guinea
• Tok Pisin
• Samoan Plantation Pidgin
• Pidgin
• Creole language
• Languages of Australia
• Languages of Oceania
• Unserdeutsch language
• Language contact
• Linguistics
• English language

David Gil (Max-Planck-Institut für Evolutionäre Anthropologie, Leipzig) Linguistic Macro-Areas: What They Can Tell Us About Ancient Language Contact and Creolization The World Atlas of Language Structures has drawn att

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• Austronesian languages
• Austronesian peoples
• Languages of Indonesia
• New Guinea
• Sprachbund
• Austronesia
• Lower Mamberamo languages
• Geography of Oceania
• Oceania
• Asia

Appendix-2-Rio-Tinto-and-BSGR-Timeline-2

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• Africa
• Guinea
• Zogota
• Rio Tinto Group
• Mining
• Rail transport in Guinea
• Simandou

Documentation of Baga Mandori: an Endangered Language of Guinea FRANK SEIDEL and Kalagba located within the prefecture of Boké with the additional possibility of further villages situated closer to GuineaBissau and even

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• Baga people
• Africa
• Baga
• Temne language
• Senegambian languages
• Languages of Guinea
• Languages of Africa
• Baga languages

Marcin Walczynski (School of Higher Vocational Education in Nysa/ College of Management in Wrocław, Poland) Language choice in Wantok and textual diglossia Wantok is a Tok Pisin newspaper published weekly in Papua New G

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• Hiri Motu language
• Papua New Guinea
• Pidgin
• Political geography
• Language
• Earth
• Languages of Papua New Guinea
• Tok Pisin
• Melanesia

Invitation to Bid Human Rights Day (3)_1

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• Gauteng
• Nuku
• Papua New Guinea
• Geography of South Africa
• Geography of Africa
• Emfuleni Local Municipality
• Sedibeng District Municipality
• Vereeniging