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European in the 15th century have long been known as Indians because 【M2】
of the belief prevalent at time of Columbus that the Americas were the 【M3】
outer reaches of the Indies. Most scholars agree that Native Americans
came into the Western Hemisphere from Asia by the Bering Strait in a 【M4】
series of migrations. From Alaska they spread to the east and south. 【M5】
Several separate waves of migration are said to count for the many native 【M6】
linguistic families, while the common origin used to explain the physical 【M7】
characteristics that Native Americans have in common--Mongoloid
features, coarse, straight, black hair, dark eyes, sparse body hair, and
a skin colour range from yellow-brown to reddish brown. Many scholars 【M8】
accept evidence of Native American existence in the Americas back more
than 25,000 years. In pre-Columbian times the Native American
population of the area north of Mexico is estimated to be between one and 【M9】
two million. From prehistoric times until recent historic times there were
roughly about six major cultural areas, excluding that of the Arctic i. e. ,【M10】__
Northwest Coast, Plains, Plateau, Eastern Woodlands, and Southwest.
Information about particular groups can be found in separate articles and in
separate biographies and subject articles.
【M1】

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Ms. Roy
Purchasing Manager
Star Garges
Hill Street
Croyden
England
Dear Ms Roy,
This time last year you placed an order for Type BS362 12-volt sealed batteries. This is a discontinued line which we had on offer at the time.
We now have a similar product on offer, Type CN 233. It occurs to us that you might be interested. A descriptive leaflet(小册子) is enclosed.
We have a stock of 950 of Type CN 233 which we are selling off at GB ￡28 each.
We can offer a quantity discount(折扣) of up to 15%, but we are prepared to give 20% discount for an offer to buy the complete stock.
We are giving you this opportunity in view of your previous(以前的) order. We would appreciate a prompt reply, since we will put the offer out in the event of your not being interested.
Yours sincerely,
Peter
Export Sales Manager
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