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1101.www.fis.uniroma3.it2440
1102.www.toyen.uio.no2430
1103.claweb.cla.unipd.it2420
1104.www.geography4kids.com2300
1105.www.gallileus.info2300
1106.www.elementy.ru2270
1107.www.inta.es2250
1108.www.physik.uni-frankfurt.de2230
1109.www.klte.hu2230
1110.www.ppke.hu2220
1111.www.sociologia.uniroma1.it2190
1112.www.infm.it2160
1113.www.disco.unimib.it2140
1114.www.law.mcgill.ca2130
1115.splung.com2120
1116.www.filmforen.de2110
1117.www.watergeo.ru2000
1118.www.byggforsk.no2000
1119.www.fazekas.hu2000
1120.www.meteonetwork.it1960
1121.www.ec.unipi.it1920
1122.www.nyf.hu1870
1123.www.populationmondiale.com1860
1124.www.bkae.hu1860
1125.www.vsop.isas.ac.jp1850
1126.www.rinconesdelatlantico.com1840
1127.www.mtesz.hu1840
1128.www.inalf.fr1770
1129.www.irta.es1740
1130.www.kemsu.ru1690
1131.www.romfart.no1690
1132.www.auroresboreales.com1680
1133.www.crimen.be1660
1134.www.kando.hu1640
1135.www.crm.es1620
1136.www.imag.fr1600
1137.www.alterra.nl1600
1138.www.ing.unirc.it1590
1139.www.bigai.ne.jp1570
1140.www.unilang.org1560
1141.www.tn.tudelft.nl1560
1142.www.scienceweek.com1550
1143.www.fas.forskning.se1520
1144.www.ifi.uni-klu.ac.at1510
1145.www.fek.uu.se1500
1146.www.imv.au.dk1480
1147.www.cib.na.cnr.it1470
1148.www.aitel.hist.no1430
1149.www.irem.univ-mrs.fr1420
1150.www.neuroingegneria.com1420
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