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Este trabajo examina cómo un documento académico cruza un idioma sin perder su estructura.
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Amano et al., PLOS Biology, 2023An example of the workspace
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Introduction
This paper examines how an academic document crosses a language without losing its structure.
What happens to a dissertation when the seminar asks for a language the paper was not written in?
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