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Deprivation Myopia and Emmetropizationlocked by extreme censorship machinery. Therefore, properly accessing legal Internet services under extreme censorship becomes a critical problem. In this chapter, we conduct a case study on how scholars from a major university of China access Google Scholar through a variety of middleware. We chara

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Functional Organization of the Visual SystemThis chapter discusses important emerging techniques and the possible future work on Internet content distribution.

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Concluding RemarksThis chapter discusses important emerging techniques and the possible future work on Internet content distribution.

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