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. Only my hips, my thighs and my cheeks are white. The pale fur markings on my legs make me look as if I’m wearing shorts. The markings on my face remind people of a panda. That’s why me and my fellows
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Field: Doing Europe Listen 2. Semester Field: Doing Europe Research Methods (DE3) Module Type mandatory Module Number 680103000 Credit Points (ECTS) 5 ECTS Weekly hours (hpw) 2 hpw Qualification aim: