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Принят на вооружение в 1935 г., снят - в 1968-м! Завидное долголетие и славная судьба выпали на долю английского самолета Энсон, более 30 лет служившего в ВВС разных стран мира. Как и ряд других известных боевых самолетов 30-х гг., Энсон не задумывался с самого начала как военная машина. Это был период бурного развития самолетостроения: концепция свободнонесущего моноплана постепенно становилась общепризнанной и в военной, и в гражданской авиации. В разных странах появлялись пассажирские самолеты, выполненные по такой схеме.
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II 84 2. A;,gubtara-Nikilya. II 10, 4. tin~ and drinking. tion of the erogenous areas of the body to . the . l in the love life of the adults. In the same wa,y, trai[lin_g in social contact leads to a continued desire for companionship and for the o~her things of which we are accustomed to say ''the more we g~t the more we w~nt". This continuation shows that there is still s,ome unpleasa,nt feeling-emotional tone. The effor_t was . 'ituation. ul;l ev,e_n after the consummatory response are called adient, and,, this ~ort of repetition falls under the he·a d of perseverance.