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... under extractive industry those mineral industries on which the economy of the country is still dependent , and to group all other ... dependence on mineral extraction still largely controls Chilean financial and economic policy .
... under extractive industry those mineral industries on which the economy of the country is still dependent , and to group all other ... dependence on mineral extraction still largely controls Chilean financial and economic policy .
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On the other hand , in the case of the nonferrous metals , some processing takes place , dependent on the mineral , its ore , and the technological process used . Often the number of men employed in the processing exceeds those ...
On the other hand , in the case of the nonferrous metals , some processing takes place , dependent on the mineral , its ore , and the technological process used . Often the number of men employed in the processing exceeds those ...
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The cotton industry is entirely dependent on imported supplies from Peru , Brazil , and the United States , but the woollen industry is five - sixths supported by domestic raw materials . The imported one - sixth are special types of ...
The cotton industry is entirely dependent on imported supplies from Peru , Brazil , and the United States , but the woollen industry is five - sixths supported by domestic raw materials . The imported one - sixth are special types of ...
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