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Перевод: Mongolia

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Монголия [геогр.]

Тезаурус:

1. Lord David Stuart, formerly president of the Belted Galloway breed society, wrote an interesting and detailed history of belted cattle which includes ninth-century Bohemians, belted mithans and Indian zebu as well as European belted breeds such as the Lakenvelder: he shows that the belted factor is found in cattle in Britain, Holland, Switzerland, Austria and Germany and also in the multitudinous herds of Mongolia.
2. They range from the Himalayas right up into the Altai mountains of Mongolia.
3. For example, Alan Charig and Brenda Horsfield point to the shoulder-girdle and fore-limbs of a likely theropod unearthed on a 1965 expedition to the Gobi Desert in Mongolia.
4. However, it is generally assumed that rug-weaving was brought into China, probably from Turkestan or Mongolia, some time before the reign of Emperor K'ang Hsi (1661-;1722), a noted patron of the arts who may well have encouraged its assimilation into Chinese artistic life.
5. Nevertheless, Chinese rugs made in the heart of the country (Suiyuan, Paotao and Kansu) had slightly different characteristics to those woven in East Turkestan, Mongolia and Tibet.
6. In Tuva on the border with Mongolia the old tradition of byphonic throat singing has been revived.
7. THE TRAIN journey between Mongolia and Moscow will take you through some of the most desolate country in the world, but you will never feel lonely.
8. If there are any wild ones left in Mongolia, they're staying well away from prying eyes.
9. Despite rich coal deposits, Mongolia lacks the spares and the skills to keep the mines running.
10. Like the countries of Eastern Europe and more recently Russia, Mongolia has since 1990 been dismantling central planning and reversing its virtual integration in the former Soviet Union as the 16th republic.
11. More than 100 years ago this area was one of the most important trading centres in Asia as great caravans of camels brought Chinese tea across Mongolia.
12. The villain, if there is a villain, might well have a numbered account in outer Mongolia.
13. The Erdenet copper mine, which produces about half of Mongolia's exports, shuts down for hours each day.