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The impact of armed conflict on adolescent transitions: a systematic review of quantitative research on age of sexual debut, first marriage and first birth in young women under the age of 20 years
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Effect Conflict and Conflict-Related Sexual Violence on First-Order Marital and Premarital Adolescent Fertility in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
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