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I thank HowardWhite for the anecdote.
Having lost one good friend and colleague prematurely to cancer, NickMullins, I dedicate the paper to ValentinaMarkusova and her continuing and so far successful battle with the disease.
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Comments on the paper byW. Glänzel, U. Schoepflin,Scientometrics, 30 (1994) 375.
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Griffith, B.C. Little scientometrics, little scientometrics, little scientometrics, little scientometrics, ... and so on and so on. Scientometrics 30, 487–493 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02018129
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