==Sharing==
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==Importing works==
==Relation to Wikipedia==
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The permission given by Radlines to share its content under a different license allows for compatibility with almost all scientific journals, including open access ones (licensing statistics found at [https://doaj.org/search?source Directory of Open Access Journals (Journal license tab)].
==Plagiarism==