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    "Under which documented usages are Czech studies, Bohemistics and the Czech term bohemistika equivalent or different in scope?",
    "Does an existing Vercy world model already cover this concept, requiring a registry link rather than a separate publication?",
    "Which authoritative definitions establish the treatment of non-Czech-language production in the Czech lands and Czech diasporic material?",
    "Which current programmes, scholarly venues and verified classification entries best attest the field without reducing it to Czech language and literature alone?"
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