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Integration of job satisfaction into the Personal Wellbeing Index: analysis of psychometric properties and sociodemographic influences among employees of the Croatian Health Insurance Fund
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Changes in the inflation expectations of consumers and professionals during the Russian invasion of Ukraine: The case of Ukraine and Poland
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The business case for corporate social responsibility during COVID-19 pandemic
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Agricultural Production and Economic Growth in Zimbabwe
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Spin-Off VS. Spin-Out: A Dual-Category Approach and Minimal Descriptors for Comparable Research and Policy
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Anne Fisher, Recipient of the 2025 Tobacco Science Research Conference Lifetime Achievement Award
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Artificial Intelligence and Consumer Rights: Legal Responsibility for Algorithmic Decisions in the Polish and Eu Regulatory Context
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Bürokratie im Ruhestand: Eine Analyse kantonaler Ruhegehaltsregelungen für ehemalige Regierungsmitglieder in der Schweiz
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Wikidata and LiLa for Latin: Enabling Interoperability and Access to Inflected Forms and Corpus Attestations
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How and When Should Clinical Reasoning Be Taught in Undergraduate Medicine: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analyses
Stuart Wark, Aaron Drovandi, Faith O. Alele, Richard G. McGee, Felista Mwangi, Bunmi Malau-Aduli, for the ACHIEVE network