Definitionadj. having population and industries relocated from urban to outlying areas
Last update: November 2, 2015
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The " northern soils," which are glacial deposits more or less redistributed by water, are much less fertile as a rule, and consist of all possible varieties from a tough boulder clay to loose sand. [Please select]
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Here and there she made an introduction, she redistributed a group, she moved a chair. [Please select]
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This land could be inherited from father to son and was not redistributed. [Please select]
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Land was redistributed among poor peasants; new land registers were also compiled, in order to prevent the rich from evading taxation. [Please select]
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A land-reform program limited land ownership, reduced rents, and redistributed formerly Japanese-owned land. [Please select]
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Elements may indeed be redistributed, the original placing of things getting corrected, but a real place must be found for every kind of thing experienced, whether term or relation, in the final philosophic arrangement. [Please select]
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He told off two men to carry the injured porter to a mission station more than a day's march away, and redistributed the loads. [Please select]
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