The caucasus mountains along the northeastern border of georgia (one of the former soviet republics) makes it difficult for the nation to trade with other former soviet republics that are to its north and east. the mountain range acts as

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In this multi-channel funnel report, which two channels have the highest overlap and would benefit from coordinated marketing messaging?