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After the original convict settlers arrived , subsequent immigration was almost
exclusively from Europe , and Great ... the British model – indeed the initial
proposal was to admit ten British settlers for every one from other European
countries .
After the original convict settlers arrived , subsequent immigration was almost
exclusively from Europe , and Great ... the British model – indeed the initial
proposal was to admit ten British settlers for every one from other European
countries .
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Eastern Europe , wage gaps with the West , 1990 Bulgaria Romania Poland
Hungary Czechoslovakia USSR ( European ) Yugoslavia United Kingdom
France Italy Germany ( Fed . Rep . ) EFTA United States Canada Australia 0 3 6 9
12 15 ...
Eastern Europe , wage gaps with the West , 1990 Bulgaria Romania Poland
Hungary Czechoslovakia USSR ( European ) Yugoslavia United Kingdom
France Italy Germany ( Fed . Rep . ) EFTA United States Canada Australia 0 3 6 9
12 15 ...
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Europe , are the population of Eastern Europe , and another 3 per cent went to
North America . ... were actually to move , this would suggest around 7 million
people from Eastern European countries and 6 million more from the European
area ...
Europe , are the population of Eastern Europe , and another 3 per cent went to
North America . ... were actually to move , this would suggest around 7 million
people from Eastern European countries and 6 million more from the European
area ...
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