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The University of Granada Processes the Granting of Honoris Causa to Margaret Atwood

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Together with the author, Prince of Asturias Award in 2008, the proposals of sociologist Marina Subirats and Rosa María Blasco, proposed by the Faculty of Health Sciences The 44 degrees of the UGR to which they are
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The University of Granada Processes the Granting of Honoris Causa to Margaret Atwood

Together with the author, Prince of Asturias Award in 2008, the proposals of sociologist Marina Subirats and Rosa María Blasco, proposed by the Faculty of Health Sciences The 44 degrees of the UGR to which they are

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