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Analysis of Agricultural Water Use Efficiency Based on Analytic Hierarchy Process and Fuzzy Comprehensive Evaluation in Xinjiang, China

Peibing Song    
Xiaoying Wang    
Chao Wang    
Mengtian Lu    
Lei Chen    
Lingzhong Kong    
Xiaohui Lei and Hao Wang    

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