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This shrinkage may partly reflect the credit boom, which fueled demand and created a lot of production capacity that is now worn out or obsolescent.
While they have had to relinquish much of their political sway, a minority of the 30,000-strong white Kenyan community still enjoy a special status as the quaintly obsolescent heirs of Karen Blixen's adventurous, refined friends and depositories of a certain Kenyan mythology.
While they have had to relinquish much of their political sway, a minority of the 30,000-strong white Kenyan community still enjoy a special status as the quaintly obsolescent heirs of Karen Blixen's adventurous, refined friends and repositories of a certain Kenyan mythology.
 
 
 
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