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...87 to 2002 in 16 volumes by [[Mladinska knjiga]] in cooperation with the [[Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts]].<ref name="ES">''Enciklopedija Slovenije''. [[Category:Slovenian encyclopedias]] ...

...(1989) is often printed and translated into five languages: Danish (1993), Slovenian (1997), Polish (2003), Chinese (2006) and Bulgarian (2008). ...te over 800 reference articles for general reference books and specialized encyclopedias as well as numerous essays in specialized scientific compilations, manuals ...

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...No. 29 out of the Wikipedias, behind the [[Esperanto Wikipedia]] and the [[Slovenian Wikipedia]]. Noam Cohen of ''[[The New York Times]]'' reported that, to man [[Category:Arabic-language encyclopedias]] ...

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