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PHİLOSOPHER EFRUZHU PHRMP/PHRHU NORTH CYPRUS TURKİSH CYPRİOT

The document provides information about a medical oncology consultant named Efruzhu Phrmp who is a philosopher located in North Cyprus among the Turkish Cypriot community.

CONSULTANT MEDİCAL ONCOLOGY CMO
PHİLOSOPHER EFRUZHU PHRMP
NORTH CYPRUS TURKİSH CYPRİOT

"PHİLOSOPHER EFRUZHU ORİGİNAL THE FİRST TİME DECLARATİON PUBLİCATİONS ALL OF THE WORLD " A. " ALİMHU AHADHU UNİVERSAL SYSTEM 99 THEORİES AND LAWS " NORTH CYPRUS B. "EFRUZHU HABİRHU GLOBAL PHİLOSOPHİCAL 99 HYPOTHESES AND LEGİSLATİONS " C. "ALLAMHU ALEMHU ĞAYBİ,EFRUZHU SCİENTİFİC 99 PREVİSİONS AND POİNTERS " E. "EFRUZHU ANTİCANCER DRUG HU NORTH CYPRUS 33 CORRECTİONS AND THERAPY REGİMENS EFRUZHU FOCUSHU 99 NEW SCİENCES NORTH CYPRUS TURKİSH CYPRİOT 1.NEW SCİENCE "HUCENTROLOGY" NORTH CYPRUS TURKİSH CYPRİOT 2.NEW SCİENCE "METAPOSİHUOLOGY" NORTH CYPRUS TURKİSH CYPRİOT 3.NEW SCİENCE "UNİQUEHUUNOLOGY" NORTH CYPRUS TURKİSH CYPRİOT 4.NEW SCİENCE "MİDHUBALANCOLOGY" NORTH CYPRUS TURKİSH CYPRİOT 5.NEW SCİENCE "HUDUOCONTROLOGY" NORTH CYPRUS TURKİSH CYPRİOT 6.NEW SCİENCE "HUNEUOFEMOMASOLOGY" NORTH CYPRUS TURKİSH CYPRİOT 7.NEW SCİENCE "HUMAGNİTUDOLOGY" NORTH CYPRUS TURKİSH CYPRİOT 99 NEW SCİENCES NEW THEOREMS ...

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PHİLOSOPHER EFRUZHU PHRMP/PHRHU NORTH CYPRUS TURKİSH CYPRİOT

"PHİLOSOPHER EFRUZHU ORİGİNAL ALL OF THE WORLD THE FİRST TİME DECLARATİON " A. " ALİMHU AHADHU UNİVERSAL SYSTEM 99 THEORİES AND LAWS " NORTH CYPRUS B. "EFRUZHU HABİRHU GLOBAL PHİLOSOPHİCAL 99 HYPOTHESES AND LEGİSLATİONS " C. "ALLAMHU ALEMHU ĞAYBİ,EFRUZHU SCİENTİFİC 99 PREVİSİONS AND POİNTERS " E. "EFRUZHU ANTİCANCER DRUG HU NORTH CYPRUS 99 NEW SCİENCES 1.NEW SCİENCE "METAPOSİHUOLOGY" NCY. 2.NEW SCİENCE "HUCENTROLOGY" NCY. 3.NEW SCİENCE "UNİQUEHUUNOLOGY" NCY. 4.NEW SCİENCE "MİDHUBALANCOLOGY" NCY. 5.NEW SCİENCE "HUDUOCONTROLOGY" NCY. 6.NEW SCİENCE "HUNEUOFEMOMASOLOGY" NCY. 7.NEW SCİENCE "HUMAGNİTUDOLOGY" NCY. 99 NEW THEOREMS 1.NONENTİTY 2.MATURENESS 3.ENDLESSNESS 4.SİNGLE1 MULTİPLE SİNGLE1 UNİVERSE 5.PROBLEM SOLUBİLİTY 6.PLANES AND LAYERS 7.LİVELİNESS AND LİFELESSNESS 8.MULTİPLİCİTY 9.OJECTİVİTY AND SUBJECTİVİTY 10.ALLİHU1=HALİKHU1=GODHU1 ONENESS 11.AFTER DEATH,LİVİNG FOREVER 12.RELATİONSHİP OF SİNGLENESS AND PLURALİTY

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