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Most cited papers from Worcester Public Library

What are the most cited papers from Worcester Public Library?

The most cited paper from Worcester Public Library is "How to Be Yourself: Ideological Interpellation, Weight Control, and YA Novels" (Dorothy Karlin, 2014), with 4 citations. Next come "How COVID Affected our Python Class at the Worcester Public Library" (1) and "Studies in qualitative inorganic analysis. VII" (1).

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1 How to Be Yourself: Ideological Interpellation, Weight Control, and YA Novels Dorothy Karlin · Jeunesse Young People Texts Cultures Dec 2014 4
2 How COVID Affected our Python Class at the Worcester Public Library Melody Friedenthal · Information Technology and Libraries Open access 17 Dec 2021 1
3 Studies in qualitative inorganic analysis. VII L. S. Bark, Walter F. Jones · Microchimica Acta May 1958 1
4 Studies in qualitative inorganic analysis. Part XVII Walter F. Jones · Microchimica Acta 1961 1
5 Intro to Coding Using Python at the Worcester Public Library Melody Friedenthal · Information Technology and Libraries Open access 11 Jun 2020 0
6 DIVERTING THE WORST CASE BUDGET Joseph R. Hopkins · The Bottom Line Managing Library Finances Mar 1991 0
7 Studies in qualitative inorganic analysis. Part XVIII. The removal of thiosulfate ion Walter F. Jones · Microchimica Acta Mar 1961 0

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