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key characteristics of the health and family situations of small children living in
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of each man the result of a whole history of all his life, of what he is and what makes
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nerve has a sort of ... of Shakespeare and Beaumont and Metcher, and that of
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wise ... meaningfulness and spatial precision of
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costs of choices among models, statistical techniques and graphical ... recorded and data about the type and extent of damage is often missing
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and mortality: effects of gases and ... is a subset of q < r of the basis functions in h(t) = (h
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which is controlled by the number of degrees of freedom in the smooth functions of time and
temperature...