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1987 • 5,413 citations

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1992 • 1,258 citations

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1991 • 1,167 citations

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1989 • 528 citations

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1992 • 456 citations

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1992 • 401 citations

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1987 • 372 citations

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1993 • 176 citations

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1992 • 171 citations

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1992 • 117 citations

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1992 • 98 citations

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1991 • 97 citations

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