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Andreas WeberRecent origin of the ‘blonde hair-blue eye phenotype’ combination: Corded Ware cultureThe specific phenotype combination of blonde hair, blue eyes and light skin is a rather recent develompent for human variation…Apr 13, 2023
Rebeka Costa BraboAustrian Gold Ducats: Echoes of EmpireHow the 1915 Restrike Preserves Austria’s Imperial Legacy and Offers Modern Investment PotentialOct 8
Sam QuillenQuid Pro What?: The Unique and Consequential Language of LawThe first impeachment trial US President Donald Trump hinged largely on whether he held out military aid to Ukraine as a bargaining chip to…Oct 11, 20223
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