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Structural Change of Error Systems
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Not one world but two. The future in jewish apocalyptic literature
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Something Borrowed, Something New? Reflections on Apocalypticism and Prophecy in the Old Testament
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End-of-life care in elderly cancer patients
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Mushārakah-A realistic approach to the concept in Islamic Finance and its application to the agricultural sector in Pakistan
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