Report on the use of sampling frames in European studies
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Annette Scherpenzeel | Sarah Butt | Johanna Bristle | Angelica Maineri | Ruud Luijkx | Tom Emery | Senta-Melissa Pflüger | Stefan Zins | Ilziya Mindarova | R. Luijkx | S. Butt | A. Scherpenzeel | Stefan Zins | S. Pflüger | J. Bristle | T. Emery | Angelica M. Maineri | Il'ziya Mindarova
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