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Levy and Louis-Robert Frigault, UQAM, Canada; Alain Leobon, Unite Mixte de Recherche Espace et Societe du CNRS Laboratoire CARTA, France
The Contribution of the Internet to a Transformation of Sexual ... by The Journal of Sex Research
8 billion years ago, report Jean-Pierre Bibring of University Paris Sud and CNRS in Orsay, France, and his colleagues in the Dec.
Red planet express: Mars spacecraft traces a watery tale by Cowen, R. / Science News
By rethinking the traditional techniques, categories and, assumptions of the Annales school, Laurence Fontaine of France's CNRS has produced a pathbreaking work which moves a hitherto neglected social type, the supposedly "marginal" pedlar, to the center of early modern European economic, social, and cultural history.
History of Pedlars in Europe by Fairchilds, Cissie / Journal of Social History
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