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innumerous

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On innumerous occasions over the years they have refused to honor contractual agreements or tried to backtrack on signed deals.
The focus on social capital building is most often overlooked, partially because it involves innumerous interactions between the locals and interveners, whoever they might be.
It is obliterated by innumerous conceptual and methodological inadequacies, information and bibliographical shortcomings, and multiple approximations and mistakes of any kind leading to put in doubt the author's accuracy, the exactness of his data and, hence, the validity of his thesis.
 
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