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| 25 | 192 GIERYN TFSOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1982; 12 (2): 279-297
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| 84 | 133 PARSONS TSOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY. 1977; 47 (3-4): 11-58
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| 91 | 185 CHIROT D, HALL TDANNUAL REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY. 1982; 8: 81-106
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