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1 Maintenance in other sectors, such as airlines and shipping, is comparatively better; this could be due to pricing factors, as well as greater opportunities for cost recovery.

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  1. Mohammad Ziaul Ahsan
    (posted 23 April 2006 / 09:49:14 PM)

    Transport not only makes econmic development but also saves climate. This book has given us such path to make sustainable development for poverty eradication. Thanking you for your great participation.

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