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In the case of Russia, bureaucrats, who hoped to impose order upon what they perceived to be the chaos of the countryside, did not understand the peasants' risk aversion strategies or the multiple benefits of strip farming, periodic repartitioning of communal lands, and common pasturage. These substances are also being evaluated for their role in the treatment of obesity because of their repartitioning effects and because of the thermogenesis seen with beta-agonist treatment. Experimental repartitioning agents drugs to increase an animal's conversion of food into muscle - outperformed breeding in producing leaner livestock (141: 143). |
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