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Table 1. The steps involved in the systematic literature review process. Additionally, because of the main theoretical focus of the article, major HRD journals (e.g. areas), and Thompson Reuters Web of Science (over 23,000 journals in various fields).

Table 1 The steps involved in the systematic literature review process. Additionally, because of the main theoretical focus of the article, major HRD journals (e.g. areas), and Thompson Reuters Web of Science (over 23,000 journals in various fields).

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Figure 3: Number of publications, from 1985 to 2013, on the careers and workplace experiences of LGBT people.
Figure 3: Number of publications, from 1985 to 2013, on the careers and workplace experiences of LGBT people.
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