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Shosse

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Shosse 

a road with a hard surface. The term shosse was used extensively from the early 19th century to the mid-20th century in place of the term guzhevaia doroga (cart road). In the 1950’s, the word shosse came to be applied to highways with a multilayered surface consisting of granular materials that are compacted and then treated either with organic binders (used in building a blacktop road) or with water (used in building a macadam road). The term shosse is preserved in the names of such roads as the Gorky Shosse and the Leningrad Shosse as well as in everyday speech. The more precise term avtomobil’naia doroga (highway) is used instead of shosse in scientific and industrial literature.



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In addition, the revenue downturn in 1H2010 was due to lower gains from apartment sales at the Emerald Valley residential complex in Rublevskoe shosse, down to USD 200 000, from USD 4.
Igor Shamshev (1) and Patrick Grootaert (2) (1) All-Russian Institute of Plant Protection, shosse Podbel'skogo 3, St Petersburg--Pushkin, 188620 Russia; shamshev@mail.
Ludmila Voloshko (a,b) [email], Jiri Kopeckyc, Tatiana Safronova (a), Alla Pljusch (a), Nina Titova (a), Pavel Hrouzek (c), and Valentina Drabkova (d) (a) Saint-Petersburg State University, Oranienbaumskoye shosse 2, St.
 
 
 
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