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| 602 | 918 GARFIELD ECURRENT CONTENTS. 1987 APR 13; (15): 3-10
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| 603 | 919 GARFIELD ECURRENT CONTENTS. 1987 APR 20; (16): 3-7
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| 604 | 930 GARFIELD ECURRENT CONTENTS. 1987 SEP 28; (39): 3-12
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| 605 | 1018 GARFIELD ECURRENT CONTENTS. 1989 JAN 30; 5: 3-8
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| 606 | 1050 GARFIELD ECURRENT CONTENTS. 1989 NOV 6; 45: 3-9
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| 0 | 1 | 1 | 15
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| 608 | 1137 GARFIELD ESOCIAL- SCIENCE QUOTATIONS - A NEW VOLUME OF A FAMOUS ENCYCLOPEDIA EDITED BY SILLS, DAVID,L. AND
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