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João Doria de Souza (joaodoriadesouza.info)

Third-Party References

This archive documents collaborative work and professional relationships spanning 2002–2025. References to individuals and organizations reflect professional history and are included for attribution and historical accuracy.

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Project descriptions reflect my specific role and perspective within collaborative contexts. Collaborators may have different recollections or characterizations of shared work.

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