The National Review, Volume 101W.H. Allen, 1933 |
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Page 386
... is normally a relatively dry month , giving less rain in all districts than either of its adjacent months . ) ( d ) That during September there will be less rain than usual in the S.E. of England . HE ( e ) That , over the British Isles.
... is normally a relatively dry month , giving less rain in all districts than either of its adjacent months . ) ( d ) That during September there will be less rain than usual in the S.E. of England . HE ( e ) That , over the British Isles.
Page 551
... month . The income during the six months as been £ 30,737,000 , the expenditure £ 27,240,000 . There is hus a balance to meet any fresh drop in employment . One of the most valuable results of more employment would be that the very high ...
... month . The income during the six months as been £ 30,737,000 , the expenditure £ 27,240,000 . There is hus a balance to meet any fresh drop in employment . One of the most valuable results of more employment would be that the very high ...
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... months wil not differ appreciably from the seasonal normal . ( b ) That , however , during the same three months , th total rain in the S.E. and East of England will continu below the normal amount , whilst considerable excesse will be ...
... months wil not differ appreciably from the seasonal normal . ( b ) That , however , during the same three months , th total rain in the S.E. and East of England will continu below the normal amount , whilst considerable excesse will be ...
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