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Judging the Scientific and Medical Literature: Some Legal Implications of Changes to Biomedical Research and Publication
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Edmond, G.
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Oxford University Press
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2008
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The Paradox of Constitutionalism or the Potential of Constitutional Theory?
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Galligan, D.J.
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Oxford University Press
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2008
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Respecting the Living Means Respecting the Dead too
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McGuinness, S.; Brazier, M.
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Oxford University Press
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2008
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84 |
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Welfare to Work: Myth and Fact, Social Inclusion and Labour Exclusion
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Paz-Fuchs, A.
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Oxford University Press
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2008
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85 |
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Damages for Breach of Contract: Compensation, Restitution and Vindication
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Pearce, D.; Halson, R.
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Oxford University Press
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2008
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86 |
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Ignorance and Unjust Enrichment: The Problem of Title
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Swadling, W.
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Oxford University Press
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2008
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87 |
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The Common Frame of Reference for European Private Law-Policy Choices and Codification Problems
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Eidenmuller, H.; Faust, F.; Grigoleit, H.C.; Jansen, N.; Wagner, G.; Zimmermann, R.
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Oxford University Press
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2008
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88 |
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Gender, Nation and the Common Law Constitution
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Robinson, T.
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Oxford University Press
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2008
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89 |
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God, Terror and Law
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Ward, I.
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Oxford University Press
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2008
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90 |
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Gain-Related Recovery
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Giglio, F.
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Oxford University Press
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2008
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