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Lifting the lid on the most captivating story in British politics today, Back from the Brink charts the Conservative Party's remarkable journey from the political wilderness to the threshold of power.

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To Clinton, America at its core is an idea the idea that no matter who you are or where you're from, if you work hard and play by the rules, you'll have the freedom and opportunity to pursue your own dreams. Back to Work is an effort to rejuvenate the idea that is America.

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Scanlon takes a mesmerizing look at the the life of Helen Gurley Brown, the woman behind "Cosmopolitan" magazine and the groundbreaking novel, "Sex and the Single Girl." b&w photos.

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Balancing the Baton will help you lay down a solid "downbeat" for your teaching with practical, useful and effective strategies that give you the means to be successful regardless of your situation. Though clearly written for the for the benefit of the novice music educator, much of the material is applicable in any educational setting with any course of study.

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Intensely remembered and evocatively told, this is the story of the year Mary Ellen Jordan spent living and working in Maningrida, an Aboriginal community in Australia's Far North.

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Toby Ralph, described as one of the 'most powerful spinners and advisers in Australia', joined a UN team to assist with preparations for Afghanistan's 2009 presidential elections. Ballots, Bullets and Kabulshit offers a rare glimpse into the chaos and danger of attempting to deliver democracy in a war zone.

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This book offers a detailed, balanced and comprehensive examination of the foreign policy of Barack Obama from his evolution as an elected official and presidential candidate, through the 2008 campaigns and the transition, and then across the first term of his presidency.

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This book offers a detailed, balanced and comprehensive examination of the foreign policy of Barack Obama from his evolution as an elected official and presidential candidate, through the 2008 campaigns and the transition, and then across the first term of his presidency.

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With a foreword written by former presidential candidate Michael Dukakis, this book portrays President Barack Obama as a true child of Hawai'i and explains why he believes that America can achieve even more greatness by learning from the multicultural customs of the 50th state.

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The roots of President Obama's politics and presidential campaign strategy are traced in this up-to-the-minute political biography.

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Always outspoken and famously candid, political consultant Ed Rollins pulls no punches in the Washington equivalent of "You'll Never Eat Lunch in This Town Again". From the Reagan presidency to the campaigns of Ross Perot and Christine Todd Whitman, Ed Rollins has long been at the red-hot center of things. Now he gives readers the inside story of Washington and many of its prominent players.

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Barry the Bear and Billy the Bee teaches children the hope of find their light within themselves. As these two take a journey to find a superficial light that is outside of themselves, they quickly learn that their real light was in them the whole time. Our hope is that our children grow up to know their worth from the very start and with that they can navigate life with confidence and truth.

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Maryland and Delaware troops sacrificed themselves to cover Washington's retreat from Long Island in one of the most desperate battles in American history.

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Explores the expanding realm of net-centric warfare and the challenges methods of war pose for military commanders, from the platoon leader to senior leadership at the highest levels. This book represents the culmination of a research programme conducted by the US Military and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.

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The U.S. Army regards the Hurtgen Forest as one of the most desperate battles it has ever fought. Flanking the key German city of Aachen, the forest was one of the formidable natural barriers interspersed with German fortifications in the West Wall in September 1944.