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partners from neighbouring faculties, is applying for funding for a national Centre of Competence in Research [...] He is also a prominent advocate for the rights of the Indigenous peoples of the world, acted as a member [...] opportunistic behaviour» as there is a «twin incentive effect». There is a first incentive to obtain IP rights

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Yugoslavia for receiving a degree of tertiary education approximately is 1 to 17 whereas for a Swiss student [...] try to get a feeling for the child’s intention. Is it to own a Ferrari as soon as possible? Is it to build [...] system offers some illustrations. For example, the chance for a student with a migration back- ground with

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