When you first find yourself in Africa, it feels like you're going to see other people. But a few days pass, and it becomes clear that Africa is actually showing you yourself.
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When you first find yourself in Africa, it feels like you're going to see other people. But a few days pass, and it becomes clear that Africa is actually showing you yourself.
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Всё официально: патент РФ № 2 870 371 C1 — «Способ определения фенотипического индекса воспаления кожи». Приоритет — 22 января 2026 года, государственная регистрация — 21 сентября 2026 года, исключительное право действует до 22 января 2046 года. Ссылка на сайт ФИПС.
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– ...How are you?
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