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Does China overinvest? Evidence from a panel of Chinese firms
: " Accumulate While You Communicate ," a 2025 research poster on LLM training efficiency presented at NeurIPS (Poster ID: 120191).
: "The MDS consensus tremor classification: The best way to classify patients with tremor at present," published in the Journal of Neurological Sciences (Article ID: 120191).
: A popular 100 Writing & Crafting Papers book by PIE International (Item ID: 120191), featuring a botanical and herbarium-themed A5 notebook.
The identifier refers to several distinct paper-related products and academic publications: Paper Products
: " Does China overinvest? Evidence from a panel of Chinese firms ," archived at the University of Glasgow (Record ID: 120191).
: " A Review of Research on Shock Absorbing Sports Soles ," presented at the ICBB 2022 conference (Paper ID: 120191).
: A specific "Camo" style canard-wing paper airplane design logged as number 120191 in the Smithsonian's "How Things Fly" gallery. Academic & Technical Papers
