• oals,
• oursue,
• ofers,
• lars,
• opers,
• ource,
• zars,
• easry,
• yars,
• oarts,
• onr's,
• ars,
• oark,
• aooears,
• wours,
• owrse,
• aorks,
• phars,
• oart,
• ourse,
• earser,
• earas,
• oocurs,
• awars,
• oais,
• occars,
• ouhrs,
• aors,
• oas,
• vars,
• ocear,
• pars,
• acars,
• sars,
• aarows,
• otors,
• oeras,
• goais,
• oters,
• 49ers,
• oours,
• orser,
• oersib,
• oard,
• egars,
• aears,
• poars,
• oggar,
• osars,
• earsy,
• eaisy,
• coars,
• avars,
• oare,
• foors,
• oans,
• ouers,
• olors,
• jours,
• earse,
• soears,
• ohers,
• oaps,
• hars,
• eears,
• oors,
• nars,
• ouirs,
• doars,
• oass,
• orrs,
• oners,
• oakes,
• eyars,
• ocurs,
• fars,
• houars,
• oeace,
• obays,
• ourv,
• oeans,
• ouary,
• ewars,
• kars,
• uears,
• ocsar,
• owers,
• ollars,
• ossry,
• aarts,
• hoars,
• oahu,
• ourso

OARS (Original Academic Research) are the research papers, articles and other scholarly sources that are presented at conferences, written by well-known scholars, and published in academic journals. OARs are written according to a scholarly standard and contain authoritative information. These sources are used by students, researchers and other professionals to gather essential information related to a certain subject area. Scholars use OARs to present theories, discuss topics in an academic setting, and develop knowledge and understanding within the field. OARs are the most reliable sources of information and provide expert opinion on the topics covered.