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11. Доктор Джон Остергаард – один из первых исследователей синдрома коитальной головной боли.

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30. Ekman P. Emotions Revealed: Recognising Faces and Feelings to Improve Communication and Emotional Life. N. Y.: Henry Holt. 2004.

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11. Доктор Джон Моренски работает на факультете нейрохирургии университета Миссури в Колумбии (США).

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21. Juan S. Iris, retina hold keys to eye-dentification // National Post (Toronto). 9 May 2005. Body & Health. P. 1.