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Haithem Afli,Lo?c Barrault,Holger SchwenkCommuter. travel constitutes roughly 20 to 25 per cent of the total mobility in industrialized societies. However, for a number of reasons the importance of commuting to total travel goes beyond its share.

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Type-Theoretical Bulgarian Grammar,Austria’s transportation system reflects its situation between the (former) east and west blocks. Changes in the political context relocate its position in Europe’s transportation system.

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Motasem Alrahabi,Jean-Pierre DesclésWithin Western Europe Belgium always took an important place (Figure 12.1). Throughout history various people in power always competed with each other for the possession of this country.

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Advances in Science, Technology & Innovationr pollution and a myriad of safety hazards. Nevertheless, as individuals and as societies, they are willing to do that, in order to get to work, shopping or leisure activities, and to support the productive and consumptive life-styles they lead.

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Advances in Natural Language Processing. Determining this level has proven to be one of the most difficult research problems (Figure 6.1). For instance, in the U.S., where motorization started much earlier than in Europe, the ‘natural’ saturation levels have been passed repeatedly.