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Список Источников Для Продукта Lexisnexis Academic Список источников для продукта LexisNexis Academic LN Academic Source Package (EUROPE) (Menu ZZYXZ1 - 11 846 ) Оглавление News-5980 Sources .......................................................................................................................................... 2 Aggregate News Sources-119 Sources............................................................................................................. 4 Industry Trade Press-1260 Sources .................................................................................................................. 5 Newspapers-2062 Sources.............................................................................................................................. 16 Blogs-38 Sources............................................................................................................................................ 35 Web-based Publications-230 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