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802.www.enssib.fr13600
803.whale.wheelock.edu13600
804.www.sbi.dk13600
805.www.fmi.uni-passau.de13500
806.www.iao.fraunhofer.de13500
807.www.ige.ch13400
808.www.astronomy.ru13400
809.www.whyville.net13300
810.www.mpiz-koeln.mpg.de13300
811.www.nyme.hu13300
812.www.phys.ethz.ch13200
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814.www.arcetri.astro.it13200
815.www.date.hu13200
816.www.wiwiss.fu-berlin.de13100
817.www.hochschulkompass.de13100
818.www.duei.de13100
819.www.zi.ku.dk13100
820.science.discovery.com12900
821.www.les-mathematiques.net12900
822.www.ieg.csic.es12900
823.www.dokpro.uio.no12900
824.www.tycho.dk12900
825.www.pratique.fr12800
826.www.msh-paris.fr12700
827.www.forskning.se12700
828.www.brl.ntt.co.jp12700
829.www.onzetaal.nl12700
830.www.nigms.nih.gov12600
831.oami.eu.int12600
832.www.ine.cl12600
833.www.gfi.uib.no12600
834.www.geus.dk12600
835.www.infobiogen.fr12500
836.www.apollon.uio.no12500
837.www.chem.uu.nl12500
838.woordenlijst.org12400
839.www.histoire.fr12100
840.www.math.uni-augsburg.de12000
841.www.dm.unipi.it12000
842.www.pd.astro.it11900
843.www.exponenta.ru11900
844.www-ai.cs.uni-dortmund.de11800
845.www.arianespace.com11700
846.www.sciencepresse.qc.ca11600
847.hispagua.cedex.es11600
848.www.math.chalmers.se11600
849.www.natinst.com11500
850.france.elsevier.com11500
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844. www-ai.cs.uni-dortmund.de

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