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Ottomana (literally "the
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describe the
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social stability attained...
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Tolerance and
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Ottomanica: War,
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Trade in the
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shows the Pax
Ottomana (or Pax
Ottomanica,
literally "the
Ottoman Peace"). The
Russian Orthodox Church,
which for...
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initial hill
climb at the back stretch,
taking the lead from Pax
Ottomanica by
their first p**** of the
fourth corner. Into the
front stretch, finishing...
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