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by wikipedia on 2005-05-14 02:04:23The quality and variety of produce available from international trade is much greater than the range that could ever be domestically produced in a single country. The wealthy always had access to such luxuries, but, before free trade the experiences available to the average person were dramatically limited. (For example, the history of tourism or the Spice trade).
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title: 'china dishware'
text: 'The quality and variety of produce available from international trade is much greater than the range that could ever be domestically produced in a single country. The wealthy always had access to such luxuries, but, before free trade the experiences available to the average person were dramatically limited. (For example, the history of tourism or the Spice trade).'
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date: 2005-05-14 02:04:23
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