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1984 • 394 citations

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1992 • 339 citations

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1986 • 324 citations

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1994 • 281 citations

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1991 • 275 citations

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1995 • 165 citations

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1990 • 158 citations

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1996 • 150 citations

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1983 • 117 citations

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1994 • 88 citations

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1990 • 53 citations

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1983 • 39 citations

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1991 • 29 citations

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1977 • 23 citations

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