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    The role of massive black hole recoil in galaxy evolution
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    The role of partial ionization in solar chromospheric heating
    The most energetic part of the Sun, its interior, due to its plasma parameters is hidden below the solar surface and invisible to the observer. Nevertheless...
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    The Role of the Popular Article in Astronomy Communication
    Over recent decades there has been a proliferation of special-interest magazines dedicated to astronomy. In spite of the undoubted market for specialist feature...
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    The role of the SW Sextantis stars in the picture of CV evolution
    The SW Sextantis stars are nova-like cataclysmic variables (CVs) which exhibit intricate behaviour which is still a matter of debate. For years the common...
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    The role of the tropopause layer altitude on the infrared quality of astronomical sites
    The infrared sky quality is an important parameter to take into account for the evaluation of astronomical sites. The traditional idea of considering higher...
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    The Role of Tidal Interactions in Driving Galaxy Evolution
    We carry out a statistical analysis of galaxy pairs selected from chemical hydrodynamical simulations with the aim at assessing the capability of hierarchical...
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    The Role of Vesc in Early Type Galaxy Evolution
    How the stellar mass of early-type galaxies is assembled remains an open question. Are the stars formed in situ, possibly triggered by merger events, or do they...
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    The Roque de los Muchachos Observatory campaign in support of Deep Impact Mission
    The Deep Impact mission was designed to have much of the mission-critial science done from Earth-based telescopes An unprecedent worldwide coordinated campaign...
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    The ROSAT UK medium sensitivity survey.
    The authors present the first results on the optical identification of 89 ROSAT sources on the second Lockman hole. Because of the low Galactic H I column...