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 1  2,5 |    Empire reveals an interesting phenomenon: in European Greece, with
 2  3,5 |        of Roman law, or, as this phenomenon is usually called, the reception
 3  3,16|        example of an interesting phenomenon in the time of Justinian,
 4  5,3 |    Piracy became such a habitual phenomenon that the shipowners and
 5  5,4 |         was an extremely complex phenomenon; and unfortunately the condition
 6  6,7 |       attitude of Russia to this phenomenon was interesting. The Russian
 7  7,3 | extremely complicated historical phenomenon in which the most various
 8  7,3 |   created an exceedingly complex phenomenon which is not entirely clear,
 9  7,4 |  interests. But, of course, this phenomenon reflected the general rise
10  7,4 |          Athens of the important phenomenon of Slavonic community and
11  8,15|        and this very interesting phenomenon may be explained by an antagonism
12  8,16|    reciprocal influences. Even a phenomenon so modest at first sight
13  8,17|  feudalism has been studied as a phenomenon belonging exclusively to
14  8,17|      countries was a homogeneous phenomenon, identical in substance.
15  8,17|  political, social, and economic phenomenon conventionally called feudalism
16  8,17|        stage of development is a phenomenon possible but not necessarily
17  8,17|         a complicated historical phenomenon, in this case feudalism,
18  9,4 |      Ottoman Turks was the chief phenomenon in the East in the epoch
19  9,4 |         was a new and remarkable phenomenon in the history of Serbia.
20  9,13|          most important cultural phenomenon of the epoch, deserving
21  9,18|         no sudden and unexpected phenomenon; it owed its being to the
22  9,18|          be considered a genuine phenomenon of Byzantine art; it is