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“... observed in the Oro Wari’ Language (Pacaa Nova, Txapakura family). We will show two valence-increasing...”
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“...Introduction: Exercise-induced muscle damage (EIMD) triggers several events that will initiate the...”
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“...This study evaluates the prevalence of earnings management to avoid losses and earnings decreases...”
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“... a decrease in oxygen consumption of 37% associated with an 85% increase in ventilation rate. Octopine levels...”
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