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Masterkurs Parallele und Verteilte Systemeand. One salient feature of Muslim–Buddhist relations on the west coast in this area is an extraordinarily high rate of intermarriage between Muslims and Buddhists. Muslims and Buddhists convert to the other faith and often convert back. This flexibility hardens, however, in attitudes and behavior t

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