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Cytology in Gynecological Disorders,d uses than other geographical regions. The goal of land allocation models is to generate good strategies for the assignment of specific land use activities to the most suitable available land units, based on appropriate measures of suitability. As distinguished from the widely-studied facility loca

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Diagnostische und operative Hysteroskopie,become polluted. Open dumps and chemical and industrial wastes contribute to pollution problems such as those listed in Table 11.1. Improper disposal and management of hazardous wastes and toxic chemicals in numerous unidentified locations is one of our most pressing environmental problems. In 1978,