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1.www.care2.com2420000
2.www.nature.com2270000
3.www.biomedcentral.com2250000
4.ieeexplore.ieee.org1850000
5.www.springerlink.com1740000
6.www.uni-protokolle.de1710000
7.www.elsevier.com1540000
8.www.space.com1330000
9.www.futura-sciences.com1170000
10.www.yoreparo.com1040000
11.www.sur-la-toile.com841000
12.www.neumann-haz.hu841000
13.www.osti.gov793000
14.www.goethe.de760000
15.www.sciencemag.org727000
16.innovations-report.de724000
17.www.nkj.ru706000
18.setiathome.berkeley.edu699000
19.www.physorg.com664000
20.www.pnas.org649000
21.www.chemieonline.de649000
22.www.sciencedirect.com631000
23.www.sciencedaily.com620000
24.www.mathworks.com593000
25.research.microsoft.com547000
26.www.bls.gov537000
27.www.newscientist.com528000
28.www.nsf.gov528000
29.babelfish.altavista.com512000
30.mathworld.wolfram.com493000
31.www.techno-science.net484000
32.www.fas.org476000
33.news.com.com461000
34.www.sciam.com449000
35.www.insee.fr449000
36.www.journals.uchicago.edu441000
37.www.rsc.org435000
38.www.inegi.gob.mx428000
39.www.timeanddate.com427000
40.www.hausarbeiten.de420000
41.www.slac.stanford.edu405000
42.news.nationalgeographic.com355000
43.www.123recht.net353000
44.repec.org349000
45.www.audioasylum.com345000
46.www.chemie.de334000
47.www.esa.int332000
48.www.nationmaster.com330000
49.www.eurekalert.org325000
50.citeseer.ist.psu.edu322000
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