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Na glavnoto napravlenie

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Yordan Mutafchiev

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Media Print, Sofia, p.485–87 (2010)

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APA style: Mutafchiev, Y. (2010). Na glavnoto napravlenie. 485–87.

Chicago style: Mutafchiev, Yordan. Na glavnoto napravlenie. Sofia: Media Print, 2010.

IEEE style: Mutafchiev, Y., Na glavnoto napravlenie, Sofia, Media Print, pp. 485–87, 2010.

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