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,Computertomographie der Hirngeschwülste,in due course, as expected by the local government and the students themselves. It is hence necessary for critically oriented teacher educators to identify the students’ struggles and agency (or capacity to cope with economic, physical, or psychological constraining structures) in the past and prese