Approximate quantities and exact number words: dissociable systems
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Stanislas Dehaene | Laurent Cohen | Elizabeth Spelke | E. Spelke | S. Dehaene | L. Cohen | C. Lemer | Cathy Lemer | Cathy Lemer
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