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Mikhail Klyuev,Anatoly Schreider,Alexey Zvereverbund aus derzeit über 6 Millionen Rechnern und über 80 Millionen Anwendern. Seine Anfange nahm es mit dem bereits in Kapitel 5.3 erwähnten ARPANET. Inzwischen wurde aus dem ARPANET das Internet, das fast vollständig auf dem Client/Server-Prinzip beruht, wie im Verlauf dieses Kapitels noch aufgezei

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Mikhail Klyuev,Anatoly Schreider,Alexey Zvereverbund aus derzeit über 6 Millionen Rechnern und über 80 Millionen Anwendern. Seine Anfange nahm es mit dem bereits in Kapitel 5.3 erwähnten ARPANET. Inzwischen wurde aus dem ARPANET das Internet, das fast vollständig auf dem Client/Server-Prinzip beruht, wie im Verlauf dieses Kapitels noch aufgezei

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RumorMixer: Exploring Echo Chamber Effect and Platform Heterogeneity for Rumor DetectionNNs) to analyze the structure of propagation graphs in rumor detection, contemporary approaches often neglect two pivotal elements. Firstly, the structure of rumor propagation in social networks is characterized by a community-based feature, influenced by the “echo chamber effect”. By integrating th

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A Syntactic Basis of Classification,ng over the plethora of similarity measures and the profusion of competing methodologies suggests that a stronger theoretical foundation is required, linked more closely to the objectives of the users, and providing sufficient explication to allow rational choices.

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,‘A Mother’s Cares’: Women Workers and Popular Opinion in Stalin’s Russia, 1934–41,inion reveal about the particular concerns and modes of expression of Soviet women workers in the period from the mid-1930s until the war. Did these differ significantly from the concerns of men? Did women employ a gender-specific language to express their concerns? What was the relationship between gender and class in this period?

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