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If the warbling fabric is fatter, that is, rich in nutrients, it will form a raven fabric, and if it is very lush and draining water rich in nutrients, a rich grassy, usually mixed wooded raven grove will emerge.


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The water fabric continues to turn into a swamp when ringing, the raven fabric normally into a corve, and the raven grove into lush grass and hay.


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Both of the latter may eventually turn into a swamp as the rumbling progresses.


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When water begins to drain from the upper swamp to the lower one, the lower can water and the upper somewhat dry out.


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From waterlogging, the marsh (swamp or raven growing forest) may turn into a neva, and when waterlogging is intense, the moss vegetation dies, forming a low-mossy bare-peated rimpineva (or rimpiletto) on which very abundant sedge grass may grow.


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Watering can occur at any degree of bog development.


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Rambling of water-free swamps also arise on water-free soils, that is, land released directly from water.


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The warbling of land rising from the sea occurs on the land-upwelling coasts of Finland, especially in Ostrobothnia.


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The moist and flat land exposed from the sea has begun to sound as soon as the waters recede.


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However, warring also occurs in the water-free and open beach meadows of the lakes.


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[30] Water bodies overgrown Lakes and ponds become overgrown at times and become swampy as vegetation spreads and silt accumulates there.


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[30] Rambling may occur usually caused by sphagnum moss floating on the surface of a lake or alternatively at the bottom of the lake when vegetation is pressed there.


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[30] In soft-bottomed shallow lakes or their bays, among other things, reeds and sedges grow abundantly.


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From the remains of this vegetation, increasingly thickening peat layers are formed on the bottom.


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The layer of water covering them becomes thinner, and mosses appear to the same extent, often first some aquatic and leafy mosses, then more and more abundant sphagnum moss.


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The red-like plants will disappear, and herbaceous plants and sedges characteristic of wet marshes will be replaced.


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A neva is then formed on the site.


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As moss vegetation increases in height each year, the marsh surface rises and dries up.


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Negar grasses and grasses disappear for the most part, and sparrows are replaced.


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At the same time, pine seedlings appear, which gradually grow into so-called sprout pines.


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A swamp or swamp has formed from the neva.


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Large-rotted raven growing in spruce, deciduous or mixed forests may occur as an intermediate stage, especially in lush areas.


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In calcareous areas, a letto is formed instead of a neva.


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As the peat thickens, the marsh surface rises above the sphere of influence of the calcareous aquifer, and sphagnum moss may appear, and the letto becomes neva or even almost swamp.


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Swamps have also formed on floodlands along the running waters, but in Finland they have mainly arisen as forest land warts.


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Ditching and exploitation of swamps General The dial may be considered wasteland.


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The purpose of the ditches is mainly to dry the marsh for other uses, i.e. mostly for fields, forestry needs or for peat extraction.


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As the water level decreases, the peat dries up, and over time, heath forest vegetation replaces moisture-requiring marsh plants.


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[31] Even if the ditches expire, they may still be conducting water.


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[31] Economic use destroys marsh nature, so many marsh types and their species of organisms are endangered.


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In addition, the landscape has changed and the water bodies are burdened.


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New peat also does not accumulate as long as the marsh remains dry.


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[31] Finland has the largest number of ditches in the world: there are about 10.4 million hectares of marsh, of which in natural or unditched space is now about 40%.


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[13] Peat production Peat is produced for example as fuel, litter for livestock and horses and horticultural production as a breeding medium.


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According to the book The Future of the Environment in Finland, 120,000 hectares of marsh areas are reserved for peat production in Finland


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The number has risen and will continue to rise.


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[6] According to other sources, the Finnish marsh area is less than 60000 hectares in use by the peat industry, of which around 50000 ha is produced annually.


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[5] [13] [18] It is profitable to lift peat if the area is at least 50 hectares and the peat layer is at least two metres high.


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[6] Peat production and related ditching are subject to authorisation in Finland if the area exceeds 10 hectares.


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[32] Peat production tends to be a relatively short-term bog utilization phase, most often 15 to 25 years.


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[11] Peat collection changes the water economy of the marsh, which can destroy its ecosystem.


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[33] Drainage waters cause problems for the waters and aquifers below peat layers, erosion takes with it plant nutrition and solid peat particles.


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[6] Once the area has been drained of peat, forest can be planted in the farm, establish a wetland for birds or allow ditches to be blocked to allow peat growth to start anew.


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In Britain, hobbyist gardeners consume two-thirds of the peat collected and are advised to abandon the use of peat-based products.


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[10] 90% of peats raised in Finland goes to energy production and 6— 7% goes to growth peat.


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[15] [13] In addition to Finland, peat is burned only in Ireland, Sweden and the territory of the former Soviet Union.


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[5] In Finland, it accounts for 6-7% of total energy consumption.


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[1] The municipalities of Iijokisedu are considering turning disused peat bogs into summer pastures for reindeer.


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Behind the research is the Natural Resources Centre.


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[34] Forestry and farming As fields, peatlands have been dried for hundreds of years, but in the last 30 years drainage has accelerated due to the needs of the lumber and paper industries, among other things.


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[1] Swamps were dried in Finland as fields as early as the Middle Ages.


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[6] Most of the bogs adopted for agricultural use were cleared in Finland at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.


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[14] Some 0,7-1,0 million hectares have been cleared into fields in Finland, of which 134000 to 240000 ha are currently estimated to be in economic use.


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[18] The Geological Survey estimates the marsh as fields only its 0.7 million ha.


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[15] Approximately 7% of the original marsh area has been converted into fields.


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[6] Estimates of the swamp area dried for forestry use in Finland range from 4.7 to 5.7 million hectares, or little more than half of the swamp area.


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[13] [15] [18] According to the Ministry of the Environment, the ditching of about one-sixth is unsuccessful for forestry.


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[13] Systematic ditching began on state lands in the early 20th century.


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In the 1950s, the number began to increase rapidly as ditching began to mechanize.


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The ditching of the marshes was busiest in the 1960s and 1970s, when bogs unfit for forestry were ditched.


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[14] In the 1970s, the volume of drainage of swamps was almost 300000 hectares per year, and in the early 1990s only about 15000 ha annually.


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[13] Ditching of marsh areas has been economically viable due to increased timber production, [6] but the ditching destroys the original marsh nature and burdens the watershed.


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In Finland, natural bogs are no longer ditched for forestry purposes, but old ditches are maintained and replenished.


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[6] Renovation works are carried out annually on approximately 60000 hectares.


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[35] However, the number of remediation measures in old areas is increasing [13] but they are not recommended to be carried out on sites of natural value.


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Attempts have been made to save ditched swamps for endangered species by blocking ditches.


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Other use in Finland is about 100000 hectares of marshland, of which 30000—35000 ha is under road and about 40000 ha for power plant pools.


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[18] Golf courses have also been built on top of the marsh.


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In Finland, Tammer-Golf in Tampere is a good example of this.


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[36] There are other options besides restoration in the swamps used for peat production after the withdrawal of peat.


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Trees can be planted there, as forest growth at the bog bottom may be even more successful than if there was still a thick layer of peat.


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[11] In particular, hunters preferred the establishment of bird lakes at the bottom of the marsh.


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[11] Fish farming ponds have also been established in former swamps.


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[11] Use as farmland is one option for bog bottoms: they have been converted into arable land for example for growing fresh fodder, but because of their weedlessness, they are good for growing strawberries and root vegetables, among other things.


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[11] The marshy landscape has its own aesthetic values and through them, among other things, tourist value.


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Various events have also begun to be held in the swamps.


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The best known of them in Finland is probably the swamp ball, which has also gained attention elsewhere.


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The Suopotkuball Championships are held annually in Hyrynsalmi, Kainulu.


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Restoration and protection of peatlands Restoration is a one-off measure to try to bring a man-altered swamp area back to a natural state.


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Without restoration measures, the marsh will not recover from the ditching.


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In marshy areas, the primary purpose is to restore the natural water economy of the marsh, thereby filling in ditches and removing wood that benefited from ditching.


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[37] If it is not possible to fill the ditches, the water level of the marsh may also be raised by damming the ditches.


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[31] Under good conditions, the rumbling will restart as soon as peat production has been stopped.


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[11] Since trees evaporate water, tree removal is most often necessary.


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Tree removal also restores the original open marshy landscape.


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Trees are therefore being removed from areas where they have not existed before ditching.


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[31] The corpis, who are supposed to have many trees, are spared.


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Rising water levels kill some of the trees, so the restored raven provides good habitat for species that require moist small-climate and decay wood.


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[31] Mostly planted trees have caused damage to the swamp peat and, in addition, may have altered the course of water in the area and contributed to the spread of species alien to marsh environments.


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[23] 8% of Finland's original marsh area has been protected, or about 800000 ha.


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[38] According to the Geological Survey, conservation programmes would involve 1.1 million hectares of marsh.


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[15] Most of the protected areas are in northern Finland, while in southern Finland, protected areas comprise only 2% of the original swamp area.


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[38] Some protected areas have also been partially ditched in Finland and are planned to be restored.


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[38] Impacts on climate Swamps have an impact on the concentrations of greenhouse gases in the climate and, consequently, global warming.


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Pristine swamps release methane into the atmosphere, but at the same time they also sequester carbon dioxide, i.e. act as carbon sinks to such an extent that the combined effect is mitigating climate change.


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[39] When dried, the marshes no longer release methane and carbon bonding decreases.


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[39] After ditching, the tree begins to bind carbon dioxide, turning the greenhouse effect of the marsh into a strong inhibitory effect.


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[39] However, the drainage of swamps did little to weaken the climate of Finland, since the decrease in the effective heat sum during the growing season has occurred in most parts of the country due to swamp ditching.


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[6] In general, however, the climate impact of ditching is still unclear.


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[6] Siberian swamps in particular are believed to have been huge producers of methane since the last ice age, i.e. 12000 years.


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Atmospheric methane levels rose a lot about 9,000 to 11500 years ago, which scientists speculate is due to swamps.


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[7] The marsh layers are up to 10 metres thick in Siberia, and plants found in them may have produced six times more methane than current plants when alive.


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[7] Marshes sequester carbon dioxide as carbon in the soil.


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Earth's peatlands are estimated to contain 541 billion tonnes of carbon, which, when released into the air in the form of carbon dioxide, would cause extreme consequences.


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[7] As the marshes dry up due to warm weather, melting of perpetual ice and low water levels, soil oxygen levels rise and carbon dioxide can therefore begin to be emitted instead of methane.


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[7] In Siberia, a greater release of CO2 is already apparently beginning because there are already signs of global warming.


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[7] In Indonesia, swamps were burned because of the increase in population, and it also released carbon compounds from the soil into the atmosphere.


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[8] Salt discoveries Since there is no proper decomposition of organic matter in the swamp, there have often been archaeological discoveries in peat mound.


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In addition, the acidic ingredients that tann the bog will at least make the leather remain well there.


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[40] A thousand-year-old Book of Psalms was found in Ireland in 2006 in a marsh from which they were to raise breeding turf.


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[40] The approximately 20-page Latin book was estimated to date from around the years 800 to 1000 and was the first early medieval textual discovery in Ireland in 200 years.


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[40] Hundreds of mummified sugars have been found in the northern parts of central Europe in wetlands in Ireland, Great Britain, Germany, Holland and Denmark.


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[41] They date from the Iron Age and have survived because sphagnum moss has little oxygen and antimicrobial compounds.


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[41] Moreover, in these areas the marshes are cold, acidic and oxygen-free, so human bodies do not rot, but mummify.


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[42] Bodies have been studied, for example, through three-dimensional imaging and radiocarbon dating.


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There is no obvious reason for bodies to fall into the marsh, but the reasons have been thought to be such as burial in a swamp instead of cremation, sacrifice and punishments.


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Many of the bodies recovered have shown signs of torture, too.


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Laine, J. 2008 2.p.


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Types of marshes and their identification.


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Laurén, K. 2006.


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Suo - with grit and heart: Finnish bog experiences and narratives as manifestations of cultural relationship with nature.


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From swamp to forest: ecologically and economically sustainable use of swamp forests: final report of the research programme.


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Tikkanen, H., Jokela S. 2005.


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Multiple use of peatlands in the provincial formula: consideration of environmental concerns in peat production.


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Ojala, P. 2003.


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Snow and ice marsh = Finnish bogs under snow and ice.


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Development, Pori.


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Blacksmith, Heikki: Land of the Swamps.


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Centennial atlase| location = Porvoo| publisher = WSOY| year = 1999| id = ISBN 951-0-22480-4| page = 44-47}} Hakala, K. 1999.


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The swamp is beautiful.


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Country spirit.


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Vasander, H. 1998.


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Finnish marshes.


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Favor club.


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Luhta, J. in 1994.


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Dances on the high.


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North.


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Murtomäki, E.


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in 1988.


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In the swamps.


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O&G Cost.


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Ojala, P., Kalinainen, P. 1986.


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Life in an oasis swamp.


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Weilin+Göös.


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Favor club.


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in 1983.


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Finnish marshes and their use.


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Luhta, J. in 1980.


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Cucumber.


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Support for nature conservation in Finland.


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Swampy.


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Bog Type Guide.


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WSOY.


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in 1978.


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Swamp.


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Publisher: Book Group, Helsinki.


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153 p. Heikurainen, L.


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1968 2.p.


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Swamp Guide: Looking at forestry.


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Book Group 48s.


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Murtomäki, E.


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in 1966.


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Swamp lives.


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Huddersfield.


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On topic elsewhere: Kivelä, A.


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in 2006.


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Swamp is attracted.


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Opportunities of aesthetic swamp experience in tourism.


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Publications of the Faculty of Economics and Tourism of the University of Lapland B. Research reports and studies 7.


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The Sage Samos explains that Gol, the Sage living in the north, is the only one who can restore Daxter back to human status.


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It is later discovered that the two mysterious individuals who were planning the attack on Jak and Daxter's village were Gol and his sister Maia.


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Jak II: Renegade The second part of the series, deeper in the plot compared to the previous game, appeared in late 2003.


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Jak, who was silent in the first game, speaks.


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The story begins when Jak and his friends travel to the future and they end up in Haven City, where Jak is captured by the city's guards, the Krimzon Guards.


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Daxter got away from them.


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At the behest of Baron Praxis, Jak is captured and is subjected to experiments with dark eco: due to experiments, Jak is able to transform into a powerful and uncontrollable Dark Jak.


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After two years, Daxter helps Jak escape from prison, and after escaping, they run into an elderly man named Kor and a little boy.


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It is later discovered that Kor is the leader of the Metal Heads that threaten Haven City.


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It also turns out that the boy is Jak when he was younger.


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Jak 3 Jak 3 appeared in December 2004.


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The story begins when Jak is thrown into the Wasteland Desert as punishment for starting a war, which is why Haven City has been turned into a war tank that is staged.


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In the desert, the inhabitants of Spargus find Jak, Daxter, and Pecker (half monkey and half parrot).


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In town, Jak must fight in the arena to become a Wastelanderer.


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Former precursors begin to arrive from the sky, the Dark Makers, who have been transformed by Dark Eco and the world is under threat.


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In Jak II, the familiar Grav-Zoomer racing champion Erol returns as a cyborg and controls the guard of the Krimzon Guard.


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Erol and the Dark Makers are allied and Jak has to start fighting again.


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Spin-offs (add-ons) of Jak X Game appeared in November 2005.


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Unlike other games Jak X is a racing game and the game's plot is not related to the Jak trilogy.


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The story begins when Krew's daughter Ray has invited Jak, Daxter, Keira, Ashelin, and Tower to Kras City.


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They drink a toast to “Krew's memory.”


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Krew's hologram recording reveals the wine to be poisoned.


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The only way to get the antidote is to win the Kras City driving race.


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Daxter Daxter is a platform game developed by Ready at Dawn for the PlayStation Portable.


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Only Daxter is played in the game.


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The story is set during Jak 2's ignored two-year period, when Jak was in prison and Daxter was tasked with freeing his best friend.


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Before Daxter frees Jak, he launderes a company on the brink of bankruptcy to become an exterminator.


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Jak & Daxter: The Lost World Game Jak & Daxter: The Lost World () was developed by High Impact Games in 2009.


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The story begins with Jak and Daxter escorting Keira, who is about to become a Sage.


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Jak and companions make a forced landing at the edge of the universe when they are attacked by Captain Feniks (Captain Phoenix).


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Jak and Daxter again help save the world from the threat of darkness.


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Jak, Daxter, and Keira save the Aeroopean ship from an attack by pirates and meet its leader, Duke Tuulispää (Duke Skyheed).


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Soon, however, it begins to find out that Duke Tuulespää himself is a detriment to Ecoytime and Jak, Keira, and Daxter are allied with Phoenix.


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This game was also the first Jak and Daxter game dubbed in Finnish.


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[2] Other Games PlayStation Move Heroes PlayStation Move Heroes is a cross-over game developed by Nihilistic Software that appeared on March 25, 2011.


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The game's story begins with Ratchet and Clank being in Metropolis destroying a large robot until time solidifies and Ratchet and Clank are absorbed in a wormhole.


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Meanwhile, in Haven City, Jak and Daxter are plunging to their deaths, until there too time stops and the heroes find themselves in a wormhole.


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Sly and Bentley in Paris are also absorbed into the wormhole.


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Heroes and sidekicks (sidekicks) find themselves in another world where the Gleeber and Lunk creatures organize their first interworld hero tournaments.


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To reach their respective worlds, the heroes and sidekicks have to compete against each other.


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Gleeber and Lunk have more on their minds than competition.


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Jak & Daxter HD Collection Naughty Dog's Justin Richmond announced at a press conference in Oslo that the Jak & Daxter games for PS2 will be remastered for the HD collection.


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The collection will include three original JAK games.


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The collection appeared in February 2012.


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The PS Vita version of the Jak & Daxter trilogy appeared in June 2013.


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Jak & Daxter Reboot Naughty Dog was intended to continue the Jak & Daxter series of games immediately after Uncharted 3.


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However, they had difficulties developing the game, also considering the fact that there was an attempt to build the game using the Uncharted game engine, meaning the game would have become “realistic” looking.


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However, Naughty Dog ran out of ideas and developing the game difficult.


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They decided to abandon the whole game.


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According to gaming website Gameinformer, Jak's realistic appearance resembled the old cartoon style and he still had the same green-yellow hair, long ears and rills.


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Daxter looked completely different, according to Gameinformer.


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Question: Since when are Great Dane dogs processed?

Great Dane

The Great Dane is a breed of dog originally developed on the territory of present-day Germany.


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It is the national breed of Germany [1] and the official state dog of Pennsylvania since 1965.


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The latter designation stems from the fact that Governor William Penn had a Great Dane.


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[2] Appearance Great Dane is, along with the Irish wolfhound (males higher, females lower), the highest breed of dog.


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It is classified into moloss-type dogs, and is strong-built and legged.


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The coat of hair is short, dense and shiny.


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The height at the withers must be at least 72cm for the female and 80cm for the male, but usually these dimensions are clearly exceeded.


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The female normally weighs 53—75kg and the male 67—93kg.


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Body length (from sternum to sessile bones) may be up to 5% in males and up to 10% higher in females at the withers.


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The FCI breed definition allows Great Dane dogs to have three colour groups: yellow (sable and fawn) and streaked, harlequins and blacks, and blue.


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[3] Yellow (sable) and streaked (brindle) Great Dane's yellow hair should be light to deep golden yellow.


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With both black mask is desirable and white marks undesirable.


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On a streaked Great Dane, streaks should be as clear as possible, parallel to the ribs and regular black drinkers that should not look faded.


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[3] Unlike several other breeds, the Great Dane has a general impression of a dark-striped blond, not vice versa.


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The Harlequin Great Dane should be black and white mottled with rose-edged spots of pure black on a pure white background.


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An even distribution of spots on the body is desirable, as is the absence of spots of any color on the white part.


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Black areas should be black in color without gray or brownish shades.


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“Grey harlequin” is called merle, in which the descriptedkind black spots on a gray background.


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Coloring is unwanted but not abandoned either.


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The intermediate form between the two is, in turn, the “porcelain harlequin”, a grey-harlequin dog with white marks.


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[3] Black Great Dane should be glossy black with no yellowish, brown or blue tint.


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White marks on the chest and limbs are allowed.


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The almond coloured is a black and white dog with which the muzzle, throat, chest, abdomen, limbs and tail-end may be white.


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[3] The blue Great Dane should be pure steel blue with no yellowish or black-blue tint.


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White marks on the chest and paws are allowed.


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[3] Other colourings found in the breed (however not accepted in the breed definition) include non-black-based mantle colours, non-black-based harlequins - particularly porcelain and grey harlequins - blue-strength sable, blue-brindle, and all-white.


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Yellow Brindle Blue Black Harlequin Porcelain Harlequin Grey Harlequin White Color Breeding In Finland cross-breeding within color groups is permitted in all other cases except between two harlequins.


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A derogation from the Finnish Great Dane is required to cross between different colour groups, except for blue and black dogs, which are allowed to be combined without a different permit, provided that the black dog pedigree of the combination does not contain any colour other than black or blue specimens in the last three in a generation.


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[4] The purpose of colour combination restrictions is to avoid the emergence of puppies of unwanted colour or carrying undesirable factors.


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For example, combining blue and yellow could in future generations lead to the emergence of blue-pigmented yellow dogs.


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Without prior permission, the following combinations are allowed: yellow x yellow x brindle brindle x brindle blue x blue x black (with three knees pedigree only for black and/or blue dogs) black x black x harlequin Finnish Kennel Club on the basis of a decision made by the government, no two merles shall be crossed between each other in any breed.


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In Great Dane, this rule also means harlequin, which is a merle genetically modified by an additive factor.


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[4] In addition, the BAER test for deafness is required for breeding purposes of white or near-white, low harlequin marks, since the deafness is whole-white or otherwise white phenotypic (minor signs mentioned above) a white-skinned, whose eyes are usually blue and low pigmentation [4]) in dogs regardless of breed overall.


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History Dog-like dogs have been around for millennia.


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Large and strong-bodied dogs are known to have been kept on the territory of present-day Germany as early as the 6th century.


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They have been used as war dogs and big game hunting, and later as protection and companionship dogs for the High.


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In the breeding of the Great Dane, both old bullenbeissers and the dogs and driving greyhounds used in wild boar hunting have been used as a backdrop.


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Initially, the word doggi has been used to mean a large and strong dog that was not necessarily of any breed.


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Dogges of this type were first attended in the exhibition in 1863 under the breed names 'Dänische Dogge' and 'Ulmer Dogge'.


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Around this time, the majority of dogges were blue, but there was also some presence of isabella colouring and spotted, or harlequins.


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In 1878, breeders interested in the breed gathered in Berlin and gave the breed the name 'Deutsche Dogge', meaning German dog.


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The racial definition of the breed was established in Germany at a meeting of judges in 1880.


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Eight years later, a breed organization was founded for the breed, the 'Deutscher Doggen Club 1888 e.V.


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According to W. Nouc, the name Great Dane (great dane, 'great Dane') dates back to the French naturalist Buffon (1707-1788) and the scientific name canis danicus major, which stemmed from the fact that during his lifetime he was raised in Denmark especially strong dogs.


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According to another theory, England gave the breed the delusional name Great Dane (great dane, 'great Dane') at the time of the greatest German hatred.


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However, this designation is not well established throughout the world, as in the breed's country of origin in Germany, where the breed is still known as the 'Deutsche Dogge'.


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Also in France, the name dogue allemand is now officially used instead of the former term grand danois.


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Among the breed's admirers, the most famous and earliest includes Prince Otto von Bismarck (1815-1898).


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Usage A large number of Great Dane dogs in Finland are bred by Finnish breeders.


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Great Dane is suitable for many different hobbies, but most breeds are exhibitions and toko.


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They are also used as guard dogs, hunting dogs and even agility dogs, despite their large size.


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The breeding committee of the Health Breed Association has collected material from a total of 534 Great Dane dogs from 1990 to 2006, including on the breeders' and owners' websites, and on the basis of information provided by breeders and owners.


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In addition, a survey of dog owners has been conducted in 2004 and compared with data collected over a longer period of time, namely from 1990 to 2006.


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The 2004 survey had information on 338 dogs, in these the cause of death was cited 125 times.


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The three most common causes of death at the time were 1) heart disease 20% 2) various cancers 20% and 3) gastric laceration 7.2%.


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The average lifespan in this poll constituted 6.7 years.


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In a longer-term compilation of 534 dogs, the cause of death had been cited 229 times.


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The three most common causes of death in this compilation were: 1) heart disease 22.7% 2) various cancers and tumors 20.9% (bone cancers as the most common group, 47.9% overall) 3) gastric laceration 20%.


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The average lifespan in this compilation was 5.7 years.


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Veteran age (8 years), of these dogs reached 32.4%.


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The age of termination or death ranged from four months up to 13 years of age.


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Comparing these aggregations, it is revealed that the “top three” of the causes of death is the same, but the percentages of causes of death in the long-term and larger sample compilation had increased, with a particularly large difference in terms of gastric contour: from 7.2% to 20%.


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[5] Based on the average lifespan, the Great Dane can be considered a short-lived breed.


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Sources Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Eerola, Tapio| title = Finnish Dog Breeds| publisher = Tamk| year = 1997}} References elsewhere (pdf) Category:FCI 2 Pinschers, Schnauzers, Moloss-type and Swiss Shepherds Category:Mastiffs Category:Society Dogs Category:German dog breeds Category:Key articles on screening


Question: What is the oldest church building in Finland?

Medieval stone churches in Finland

The Medieval Stone Churches of Finland are medieval churches built of natural stone, with the base formula most often rectangular.


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The building material has usually been granite.


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The oldest stone churches in Finland were built in Åland at the end of the 13th century.


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The oldest of these is the Jomala Church, built in 1275—1285, which is at the same time the oldest stone building in the whole of Finland.


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[1] In mainland Finland, stone churches began to be built at the beginning of the 15th century, initially in Varsinais-Suomi and Uusimaa.


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Early stone churches were influenced by churches on Gotland, and the basic type of churches is probably well established in the 14th century.


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There was a sacristy on the north side of the rectangular churches and an arms room on the south side.


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The interior ceiling was initially a wooden barrel vault, brick vaults only becoming common in the 15th century.


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In their interior, the churches are either one-, two or three-ship.


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The pediments are masonry of bricks and decorated with Late Gothic closet motifs.


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[2] Timing of Stone Churches Contemporaneous sources tell little of the medieval stone churches in Finland.


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Only a few written records have survived, most of them in the structures of churches themselves.


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More than 95 percent of churches have to be scheduled by other means.


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In addition to natural history means, buildings can be timed based on the stylistic and other features of the buildings, requiring careful examination of churches.


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Nor can you take scientifically justified samples of buildings without this knowledge as a basis for natural-history timing.


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[3] The churches were first studied by the Finnish Society for Ancient Monuments, whose expedition examined the churches of Southwest Finland and Åland Islands in 1871.


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Emil Nervander, the leader of the expedition, later published a presentation in which he divided churches into groups, relying on international style studies.


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In his view, round-arch openings represented the Old Romanesque style, while tapered arch openings represented the newer Gothic.


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Nervander gave churches yearly timing based on this division.


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Although confusion was caused by the fact that, for example, the churches of Nousiaie and Maaria, which he considered to be the oldest, had incorrectly shaped, tapered openings.


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The church of Nousiais was, according to Nervander, built during the time of Bishop Henry in the 1150s.


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[3] In the fold of the 19th and 20th centuries, medieval churches became national monuments that were relevant to national identity in comparing the level of civilisation with those of the West and especially Scandinavian countries.


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According to Markus Siikkanen, for nationalist reasons, it was desirable for stone churches to be as old as possible unless there was an entirely indisputable basis for some churches to turn out to be younger.


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As early as the 19th century, efforts had been made to prove most of the stone churches belonged to the 12th and 13th centuries.


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[3] Iikka Kronqvist studied the medieval construction of Finland from the 1920s to the early 1940s very much.


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He strongly criticized earlier research and brought out his own interpretation.


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According to Kronqvist, the seams visible in the churches would have been indicative of very long construction times and construction work would have begun in many places around 1300.


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Kronqvist's theory was published after his death in 1948 and there was almost no criticism of the theory; it was, until the early 1990s, a generally accepted model.


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Only subsequent studies have shown that masonry seams meant only that the construction of the stone church had been divided into technical sections, which, however, had been done quickly after another.


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Reliable timing methods such as year ring timing have also shown many churches to be younger than thought.


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[3] Since the mid-1990s, archaeologist and researcher of the Middle Ages Markus Hiekanen has presented timings for stone churches indicating that stone churches are significantly younger than previously estimated.


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Hiekanen has compiled a new, comprehensive typology from the building elements of stone churches and has justified his estimates by year ring dating.


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Hiekanen has received criticism from Åsa Ringbom, among others, who has timed churches in Åland with a relatively new method of lime mortar.


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The Ålands kyrkor project has used the method to schedule the estimates presented by Hiekanen to be older.


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However, the mortar timing method is still at the stage of development and so far cannot be considered a definite natural science timing method.


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[4] See also List of medieval stone churches in Finland Sources Nurminen, Maija (Editorial Manager): Spectrum Data Centre: Part 11.


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WSOY, 1976.


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ISBN 951-0-07250-8.


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Question: What are battle tanks made of?

Battle Tank

Thumble|Finnish Leopard 2A4 at the Independence Day Nationwide Parade in Lahti 2005 Battle Tank (abbreviation tstpsv) is a tank type.


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Battle Tank

Battle tanks are designed to fight enemy tanks.


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Battle Tank

The carriage's main weapon is a canon firing direct-directed fire.


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Battle Tank

A battle tank's armour plating is usually designed to withstand direct fire from its own cannon.


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Battle Tank

The TAE Treaty defines a battle tank as a well-protected and crawler-propelled weapon system not intended for troop transport.


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Battle Tank

The battle tanks have a minimum mass of 16.5 tons when empty and are armed with a 360 degree round turret with a minimum 75mm high output velocity cannon.


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Battle Tank

Modern battle tanks entered service after World War II.


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Battle Tank

The first to use this term was from the British Centurion.


Question: What are battle tanks made of?

Battle Tank

The designation “battle tank” () originated in the English-speaking world.


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Structure The main components of the battle tank are the hull, namely the lavette and the rotating turret.


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On the sides of the frame are the crawler chains with driving wheels and the supporting equipment, i.e. roller wheel.


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The engine is usually housed at the rear of the fuselage.


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The main purpose of the turret is to orient the main gun of the carriage, and therefore it can be rotated around its axis 360 degrees.


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With the exception of the rider, the crew operates in a combat mode located within the hull and turret.


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Due to thick armour, ammunition placed in different parts of the battle space, and fuel tanks in the hull, the crew has almost no room to maneuver.


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An exception to this is the loader, which delivers its function while standing.


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The shooter and leader sit in their seats in the turret either on the same side or without a loader two-side cannon.


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Passage takes place from hatches in the roof of the tower.


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The rider has his own hatch in the roof of the frame.


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For emergencies, there is also a bottom hatch at the bottom of the frame.


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Features Armour plating The thickness of the armoring of a battle tank varies from a few centimeters up to 100cm.


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The thickness of the armor is influenced by the type of carriage and the place to be protected.


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The thickest armor is always at the front, thinnest on the bottom, ceiling and back.


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Especially on the bow of the carriage, the armor is sloped to maximize protection.


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Against cavity ammunition, a battle tank might be equipped with reactive armor.


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The armour of modern battle tanks is, at least in most important respects, made of ceramic and/or composite materials in addition to armour steel, which enhance the protective effect of armour, particularly against cavity projectiles.


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Armour plates made of depleted uranium have also been used in the armouring of the US M1A2 Abrams wagon.


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Different layers of material can be used to improve the resistance of armor against different projectiles.


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Armament and Armament The main weapon of a battle tank is usually the 100—125mm smooth-tubed tank cannon (with the exception of the Challenger 1 and 2 rifled, among others).


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In addition to the main gun, battle tanks usually carry at least one 7.62—12.7mm machine gun.


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Battle tanks are usually equipped with protective clay or aerosol launchers.


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Some carriages are also equipped with a light grenade launcher.


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Systems were designed for battle tanks against interceptor missiles.


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Such are, for example, the Russians Arena and Shtora.


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The former relies on mixing the missile's target search and the latter on rapid ejection guided by the radar.


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Because of the armoring and maximum protection, lookout from the tank must have been solved in a variety of ways, simplest by narrow lookout openings.


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Since then, periscopes, prisms and binoculars have come into use.


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For operation in the dark after World War II, infrared devices came into use, but these have been replaced in modern tanks by thermal cameras or light amplifiers.


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Mobility battle tanks weigh 40—70 tons.


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Because of their large weight, they may have a hard time crossing bigger bodies of water.


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The problem has been solved with deep wading devices.


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Submerging marshes and forests are also hampering advancement.


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On the highway, the maximum speed is between 50 and 60km/h.


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The engine of battle tanks is normally positioned at the rear of the carriage.


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The location of the engine is indicated by a toothed drive


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If the drive wheel is at the rear, there is also a motor at the rear.


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This reduces the chance of enemy direct direction fire rendering the carriage immovable.


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The exception is the Israeli company Merkava, whose design has been thought otherwise.


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In it, efforts have been made to maximise the protection of the carriage crew and the engine is therefore placed at the front of the carriage.


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Powered by battle tanks are most often powered by an effective 500—1200kW diesel, intake or mixed engine or gas turbine.


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In World War II, gasoline engines were almost invariably used by the Germans.


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Crew Normally a modern battle tank has a crew of 3—4 people.


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The wagon must have a leader, a shooter and a driver.


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Loading the main weapon is carried out by design either by the charging automatics or by the fourth member, the loader.


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For example, the Leopard 2 has a crew of four and the T-72 has three.


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In the older generation carriages, the crew included, in addition to the above, a radist who used a machine gun in a combat situation.


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Use Battle tanks mission is to break the enemy's defensive position at the breaking point, destroy enemy tanks and act as the tip of the advance, as well as provide support to their own infantry mainly against enemy armored vehicles as well as enemy infantry.


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As a rule, subcaliber arrow projectiles are used against enemy battle tanks and, against lightly armored targets, cavity grenades are used.


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Against live force, machine guns, shrapnel grenades, or multipurpose ammunition are used, with a shrapnel effect in addition to cavity stakes.


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Battle tanks A AMX 30 (France) Arjun (India) Ariete (Italy) Abrams M1A1 (United States) Abrams M1A2 (United States) B Bhishma, T-90 like (India) C Challenger 1 (UK) Challenger 2 (UK) Chieftain Mk 5 (UK) Centurion (UK) E EE-T1 Osório (Brazil) K K1 MBT (South Korea) Khalid (UK) L miniature|Bundeswehr Leopard 2A5 Leopard 1 (Germany) Leopard 2 (Germany) - Leopard 2A4 and 2A6 battle tanks Leclerc (France) M Merkava Mk.


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Question: How many species of hyena are there?

Hyenas

Hyenas (Hyaenidae) is a family of predators.


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The family includes four species, all of which are found in Africa; streaked hyena also in the Middle East and India.


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Hyenas are more closely related to felines, civets, and mangusts than canines.


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[1] Description Types of hyenas are robust physique, strong head and large ears.


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[2] The peculiarities of the tribe include stronger jaws than other mammals, with which they can crush even hard bone, and very efficient digestion.


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[3] Hyenas of indigestible nutrition vomit, defecating mainly on lime.


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[4] Only the horns and hooves they leave alone.


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Hyenas run, moving the front and hindlimbs of the same side simultaneously.


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Hyenas have a very accurate sense of smell and hearing, but their sense of vision is weak.


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[3] Hyenas hunt large prey animals in packs, but smaller ones on their own.


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Many species of hyena eat carrion too.


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Species Spotted hyena (Crocuta crocuta) Rusko- or mantle hyena (Hyaena brunnea) Juovahyena (Hyaena hyaena) Maaswolf (Proteles cristatus) Spotted hyena, the largest of the hyenas, preys on largeyak animals and also visits scavengers.


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The word hyena often refers specifically to spotted hyena.


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The streaked and lignite are eaters of small animals, fruits and carrion.


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Unlike other hyenas, the land wolf does not go on scavengers and does not kill large animals, due to its comparatively weak jaws and small size.


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The land wolf is a timid eater of termites.


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In 2008, the Commission on Mammal Nomenclature proposed termite hyena as the new Finnish name for the country.


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Question: Who was Henry Kissinger?

Henry Kissinger

Henry Alfred Kissinger [kɪsɪnd] (right Heinz Alfred Kissinger [kɪsɪŋgə]; born May 27, 1923, Fürth, Germany) was an American-Jewish [1] diplomat and United States Secretary of State during the Nixon and Ford periods 1973—1977 and a Nobel Peace Prize laureate.


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Henry Kissinger

Kissinger was an important but controversial influencer of American foreign policy from 1969 to 1977.


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Henry Kissinger

He initiated a policy of de-escalation and negotiations on limiting strategic weapons, established contact with China's communist leadership, and was on the verge of ending the Vietnam War.


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Henry Kissinger

The Vietnam War peace treaty brought Kissinger the Nobel Peace Prize in 1973, along with North Vietnamese Foreign Minister Lê Ðức Thần, who, however, declined the award.


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[2] Adolescent years and study Kissinger was the most born of a Jewish family and therefore had to emigrate due to the persecutions of National Socialist Germany at the age of 14 to the United States in 1938.


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He received U.S. citizenship on June 19, 1943.


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He matriculated at George Washington High School.


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Kissinger served in the U.S. Land Forces as a sergeant.


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Kissinger earned a lower college degree (BA) in science and art with highest honors at Harvard University in 1950.


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Philosophy degrees followed in 1952 (MA) and 1954 (Ph.D).


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He is a liberal Republican by political affiliation.


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Henry Kissinger

He became an adviser to Governor Nelson Rockefeller.


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Henry Kissinger

After Richard Nixon's presidential election victory, he was able to become his national security adviser.


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Political Activities Kissinger was Nixon's National Security Advisor (Foreign Policy Advisor) 1969—1973.


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Henry Kissinger

During Nixon's tenure as Secretary of State, he was from 1973 to 1974.


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He was also President Gerald Ford's Secretary of State 1974—1977.


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Henry Kissinger

Since his ministerial tenure, Kissinger has worked as a consultant and lecturer, as well as authoring several books on political history.


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Henry Kissinger

[2] In September 1976, Kissinger negotiated the situation in southern Africa.


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Henry Kissinger

He began negotiations on 4 September in Zurich with South African Prime Minister Johannes Vorster.


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Henry Kissinger

On 7 September, Kissinger was reported to be embarking on a tour of Africa from Tanzania, which he arrived on 13 September.


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Henry Kissinger

He consulted with Tanzanian President Julius Nyerere about the situation in Rhodesia and Namibia, but on 15 September it was reported that Africans were not satisfied with the results.


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Henry Kissinger

Kissinger resumed negotiations two days later with Vorster.


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Henry Kissinger

Negotiations lasted all the way until September 23.


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Henry Kissinger

The following day, Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith approved Kissinger's conciliation motion to resolve the Rhodesian crisis, but five of Rhodesia's neighbouring countries rejected Proposition 26.


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Henry Kissinger

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[3] Criticism of Kissinger's modus operandi was secretive.


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Henry Kissinger

He began negotiations with China without telling the US envoy to the UN about it.


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Henry Kissinger

Critics have accused him of war crimes in connection with the bombing of Cambodia and the overthrow of Chile's Salvador Allende.


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Henry Kissinger

[4] In 2001, Christopher Hitchens published a book, The Trial of Henry Kissinger, in which Hitchens accused Kissinger of being a genocidal and war criminal.


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Henry Kissinger

In the bombings launched by Kissinger [5], a total of 2756941 tons of explosives were dropped on Cambodia between 1965 and 1973.


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Henry Kissinger

Clitzing, Holger: The Nemesis of Stability.


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Henry Kissinger

Henry A. Kissinger's Ambivalent Relationship with Germany.


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Henry Kissinger

Trier: WVT 2007.


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Henry Kissinger

ISBN 978-3-88476-942-3.


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On the topic elsewhere Salmela, S: Voima 8/2003.


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Question: What alphabet is used in Greece?

Greek Literature

The Greek alphabet (Greek alphabet,) is an alphabet that has been used to write the Greek language from the 7th century BCE.


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Since, from Ancient Greek all the way up to Modern Greek.


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However, the phonemes represented by its letters were partly different in Ancient Greek than they are today.


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In its current form, the alphabet includes 24 letters, starting with the alpha and ending with the oomega.


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[1] The Greek literal is developed on the basis of Phoenician lettering.


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The Greek lettering was the first to include not only consonant characters but also vowel markers, and thus represented the first pronunciation.


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It has served as a model for both Latin and Cyrillic letters.


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Greek letters are also used as number signs in the system of Greek numerals.


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[1] In formulas in mathematics and physics, Greek letters are used to denote a wide range of majors and variables.


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In addition, Greek letters (or variations thereof) may appear in specialized markings from other disciplines (for example, as markers in the International Phonetic Literature and Finno-Ugric precision writing).


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History thumbnail image|220px|The so-called Dipylon plotline inscribed on Oinokhoe dating to about 740 BCE.


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is one of the oldest known texts using the Greek alphabet.


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The Greeks developed their lettering based on Phoenician lettering in the geometric period in the 7th century BCE.


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Phoenician was written as a Semitic language with mere consonants, of which there were 22.


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Because Greek as a language was different, and this many consonants were not needed, some of the consonant characters were taken to match Greek vowels (e.g., alpha < alef).


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Thus, the first actual alphabetic script with characters for both consonants and vowels was born.


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The Greeks were the first in Europe to use alphabetic writing.


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[1] [2] Some of the letters, such as fii, khii, psii, and oomega, were apparently the Greeks' own invention.


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In Phoenician custom, Greek was originally written right to left or sometimes as what is known as bustrophedon, where every second line was written from right to left and every second from left to right.


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Gradually, the current from left to right became established as the writing direction.


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There was a great deal of regional variation in the lettering due to the numerous dialect differences in Greek, and initially it also included letters that have since been disused, such as digamma, koppa, and san.


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[1] In 403/402 BC.


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In Athens, Ionian lettering was formalized, on which the current Greek lettering is also based.


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[1] The lettering became firmly established in its classical form in the 3rd century BCE.


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Only the sound value of some letters has changed from antiquity to the present days.


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The Greek lettering served as the basis for other alphabetic inscriptions in Europe, first for the Latin letter and then for the Cyrillic letter.


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Letters Some letters in Ancient Greek have fallen out of use: Diacritic marks In connection with letters in the Greek letter, most often on top of vowels, several diacritic characters i.e. precise are used.


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Modern Greek uses what is now known as a monotone orthography with two precision, acute accent and treema.


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In the past, polytonic orthography was used, which included several types of accents, spirits, etc.


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The Greek standard ELOT 743 is now recommended for Latinisation of Greek letters in Finnish texts.


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It is specifically used for place names, for which it is also a UN recommendation, and personal names.


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When complying with this recommendation, the Latinization of names differs from the transcription adapted to the Finnish sound and spelling system.


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[4] [5] Previously Finnish texts have used the Finnish standard SFS 5807.


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It is based on the German standard DIN 31 634 and partly differs from the international standard ISO 843.


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Greek Literature

SFS 5807 contains transliteration rules in addition to Modern Greek transcription rules especially for Ancient Greek, [6] and for Ancient Greek the instruction is still in use.


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In the Unicode Unicode standard, the characters in the Greek letter are given by the codes U+0370—U+03FF (Greek and Coptic) [7] and U+1F00—U+1FFF (Extended Greek).


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Question: How many Pokemon are there in the first generation?

Pokémon

Pokémon () is a Japanese product series.


Question: How many Pokemon are there in the first generation?

Pokémon

It originated as a video role game developed by Satoshi Tajiri, released in 1996 for Nintendo's Game Boy.


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Pokémon

The word “Pokémon” is an acronym for “pocket monsters”, “pocket monsters”.


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Pokémon

The games feature hundreds of different Pokémon characters and the goal is to collect each of them and train a good team of characters.


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Pokémon

In addition to video games, the product series includes a collectible card game, anime, manga and numerous other products.


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Pokémon

The most famous Pokémon character is the series' mascot, the yellow electric mouse creature Pikachu.


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Pokémon

[1] The brand is controlled and licensed by The Pokemon Company, of which Nintendo owns 32%.


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Pokémon

[2] Name “Pokémon” and character names etc.


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Pokémon

are trademarks of Nintendo.


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Pokémon

[3] Pokémon is the second most successful video game based product series.


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Pokémon

More popular is only the Mario series, which is also Nintendo products.


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Pokémon

The Pokémon anime was Japanese animation's first series to achieve worldwide mainstream popularity, opening the doors to the popularity of anime and manga outside Japan.


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Pokémon

In 1999, Pokémon games were sold in seventy countries, television series was shown in sixty-one countries, films had been shown in forty-four countries, and the card game had been translated into eight languages.


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Pokémon

In 2003, the product series was valued at US$15 billion.


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Pokémon

Pokémon served as the initiation impetus for the Cool Japan movement.


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Pokémon

[1] The video games series included in the product series is Game Freakin and Creatures, Inc.


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Pokémon

a role-playing game series developed by and published by Nintendo.


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Pokémon

In July 2016, Pokémon Go, using augmented reality and spatial information, was released for smartphones, which quickly became popular around the world.


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Pokémon

The game captures virtual Pokémons in the real world using a mobile phone camera.


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Pokémon

[4] Television series and films The Pokémon anime television series tells the story of young Pokémon trainer Ash Ketchum, his first Pokémon Pikachu, and their and their friends' adventures around the Pokémon world.


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Pokémon

Ash tries to become the Pokémon Master and stops the evil Rocket Squad.


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Pokémon

Since 1999, a film based on the series has appeared annually.


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Pokémon

The first film (Pokémon — Mewtwo counter-strike) grossed US$10.1 million in the United States on its first day and a total of $85 million.


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Pokémon

[1] A total of 20 production seasons, 20 films and more than 30 special episodes of the series have appeared.


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Pokémon

Collectible Card Game Pokémon Trading Card Game or Pokémon TCG is a Pokémon themed collectible card game.


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Pokémon

The idea behind TCG is to “fight” with the Pokémon characters on the cards.


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Pokémon

The card set was published by Wizards of the Coast in 1996.


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Pokémon

It is currently published by Pokémon USA.


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Pokémon

Almost every Pokémon has its own card.


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Pokémon

Manga Various Pokémon-themed manga series are numerous.


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Pokémon

Much of it is based on games in the franchise, but there are also some series based on the anime series, related films and collectible card games.


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Pokémon

Among those based on the anime, an example is The Electric Tale of Pikachu (), which follows Ash Ketchum's journey in the regions of Kanto and the Orange Islands.


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Pokémon

Completely original series have also been released, such as Miho Asada's Kaitou!


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Pokémon 7 (), which follows the life of a young boy living a double life, Hiori.


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Pokémon

The first Pokémon-themed manga series is the slapstick humor series Pocket Monsters (), scripted and drawn by Kosaku Anakubo, and bears its name from 1996 to 2003, which follows the journey of a trainer named Red around the Pokémon world, followed by Pikachu and Rude Clefairy.


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The original series follows the adventures of the trio in the Kanto and Lead regions and has been followed so far by five sequels: Pocket Monsters RS () set in the Hoenn region, Pocket Monsters DP () set in the Sinnoh region, Pocket Monsters HGSS () set in the Lead area, set in the Unova region Pocket Monsters BW () and Pocket Monsters XY () located in the Kalos region.


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The best-known manga series in the Western world, and the longest-running continuously run in Japan, is Pokémon Adventures, which was heavily based on games and started in 1997.


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The series in question is the first Pokémon-themed manga series to have been published in Finnish.


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[5] Sangatsu Manga has licensed three manga adaptations based on Pokémon films: Makoto Mizobuchi's Pokémon Ranger and Temple of the Sea (released in January 2016), Makoto Hijioka's Giratina and sky warrior (March 2016), and Momota Inouen Zoroark — Master of Illusions (May 2016).


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[6] [7] [8] Evolution Several Pokémons have evolutionary series.


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There can be one or two evolutions, as though Poochyena has only one evolution, and Mudkip has two.


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The Pokémon called Eevee has up to eight different advanced forms.


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[9] In general, the name of the developed form is similar.


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For example, the advanced forms of Bulbasaur are Ivysaur [10] and Venusaur [11] and Igglybuffin [12] is Jigglypuff and Wigglytuff [13], but there are also a lot of such evolutions, where the name is different, but instead the appearance may look the same, as with Grimer and Muk.


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Since the sixth generation, there have also been mega-evolutions that allow certain Pokémon powers to be strengthened.


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An example of a mega-evolutionary Pokémon is Charizard.


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Characters Pokémons There are more than 800 Pokémon species in seven generations.


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Species are also classified into several types.


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Cultural influence The characters in the game have become icons of popular culture, exemplified by painting on a Pokémon Jet airplane.


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After the Pokémon Go game's release, 231 million people took part in 1.1 billion interactions on Facebook and Instagram during April where the game was mentioned.


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Question: How many destinations does SAS fly to?

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Helsinki-Vantaa Airport () is the main airport in Uusimaa and at the same time the largest airport in the whole of Finland.


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Helsinki Airport is also the leading long-distance station in Northern Europe for transport between Europe and Asia.


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[1] Approximately 90% of Finland's international air traffic passes through Helsinki Airport.


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The average number of takeoffs and landings per day and nearly 21 million passengers per year, making the field the fourth busiest in the Nordic countries in terms of passenger numbers.


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[2] [3] [4] The airport is located in Vantaa Airport district about five kilometres northwest of Tikkurila and 18 kilometres north of Helsinki city centre and has an area of 1700 hectares.


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The airport has three runways.


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The airport terminals are located approximately 250 metres apart and are connected by a corridor providing access to the railway station.


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Helsinki-Vantaa Airport has several shopping areas.


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There are almost a hundred service points in total.


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The airport has been ranked among the best stations in Europe in several comparisons.


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[5] History Helsinki Airport was completed for the Helsinki Olympics in 1952, when about 1700 flights were flown from 5 July to 15 August 1952.


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The first two Aero Oy DC-3 aircraft, OH-LCC Tiira and OH-LCD Seagull, landed as a test flight on 26 June, and the first foreign scheduled aircraft was from Scandinavian Airlines System (now.


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SAS) DC-6 B Torgil Viking 29.


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June.


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[6] Scheduled air services moved from Malmi Airport to the new airport on 26 October 1952.


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Initially, the airport had only one runway.


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The second runway was completed four years later, in 1956, when the first hangar was also completed.


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In the same year, the airport also gained access to its first radar.


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Scheduled jet air service to Helsinki Airport began in 1959.


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The new terminal was completed in the fall of 1969.


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The uniform fence surrounding the entire airport site was completed in the spring of 1973.


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[7] Vantaa was until 1972 a rural municipality of Helsinki.


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The current name Helsinki-Vantaa was introduced in 1977, before which it was known as Helsinki Airport.