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#	Search request	Databases (result)
1.	Subject = Big Data	Catalogue of University of Applied Sciences München (616)
2.	Subject = Vielfalt	Catalogue of University of Applied Sciences München (738)
3.	Subject = Friedenskonsolidierung	Catalogue of University of Applied Sciences München (24)
4.	BV-Nummer = BV041923236	Catalogue of University of Applied Sciences München (1)
5.	Subject = Antwerpen	Catalogue of University of Applied Sciences München (32)
6.	Subject = Terrorismus	Catalogue of University of Applied Sciences München (324)
7.	Author = Michels, Stefanie	Catalogue of University of Applied Sciences München (3)
8.	Subject = Soziologie	Catalogue of University of Applied Sciences München (11100)
9.	BV-Nummer = BV041924170	Catalogue of University of Applied Sciences München (1)
10.	Subject = Erinnerung	Catalogue of University of Applied Sciences München (422)
11.	Subject = Personalauswahl	Catalogue of University of Applied Sciences München (283)
12.	Author = Helff, Sissy	Catalogue of University of Applied Sciences München (2)
13.	Subject = Internationale Politik	Catalogue of University of Applied Sciences München (739)
14.	Subject = Öffentlichkeitsarbeit	Catalogue of University of Applied Sciences München (750)
15.	Subject = Sozialer Wandel	Catalogue of University of Applied Sciences München (1828)

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