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2424. 45/409. Author Unknown. Further tests of articles in a hot humid climate. 1945. MR.
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2426. 45/411. Author Unknown. Rise in the incidence of scabies in a close community using
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2429. 45/414. Author Unknown. Minutes of Twelfth Meeting of Entomological Sub-Committee, 9
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2431. 45/416. Author Unknown. Scheme of proposed work in the field of psychology and
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2432. 45/417. Author Unknown. Interim report on red headlight on tanks. 1945. MR.
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