DEA Amides as Used in Cosmetics
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T. Slaga | R. C. Shank | P. Snyder | D. Liebler | C. Klaassen | W. Bergfeld | J. Marks | D. Belsito | F. A. Andersen | Ronald A. Hill | B. Heldreth | Monice M. Fiume
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