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How much is a Second Class stamp? http://ileniafc.altervista.org/phpBB2/profile.php?mode=viewprofile&u=47055 lovelyteenmovs China’s large-scale exploitation of mineral resources in Tibet has long been a source of tension between the Communist state and the occupied land, the India-based Central Tibetan Administration has said. The administration reported that mining has led to sustained socio-economic and environmental problems, as well as a substantial influx of Chinese migrant workers into Tibetan areas, which limits employment opportunities for Tibetans.
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