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Disambiguation of "Sillence, Elizabeth"

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The social implications of emerging technologies.

, , , and . Interacting with Computers, 17 (5): 475-483 (2005)

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Elizabeth Goldstein University of Stuttgart

Liliana Elizabeth Zarco Barragan University of Stuttgart

Ann Elizabeth Moreci-Hesse University of Stuttgart

Sarah Elizabeth Lepschy Aitken University of Stuttgart

 

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