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This is a book on the world Icons such as Madam Curie, with two Nobel Prizes and ends with Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook, an online winner.

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Members come and go, reforms are attempted and abandoned, but congressional norms of seniority, specialization, and reciprocity adapt, survive, and continue to influence the course of American government.

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Can conflicting emotions of love and hate for a child actually have a creative impact on mothering

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Marxism and socialism explained for a younger readership

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Using examples from the war era, this study demonstrates that major wars can imperil and transform one of our most deeply held values, the notion that public officials are constructed by law.

As a result of total war, the political landscape changed, and, with it, Americans' notions of what law could do.

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The tournament was a mock battle, at its height between 1100 and 1300, conducted by two arbitrary battalions over many square miles of open country. It was a one-day event, but when joined to ancillary festivals it could extend it to several days. Tournament holding had penetrated England, Germany and Austria by 1200.

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The author calls for radical action to solve the problems of Europe. Among his suggestions are that the states of Europe, including Britain, unite to form one body to serve the political and economic interests of all.

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This volume spotlights the unique problems that often accompany a high-income lifestyle and offers guidelines that can help individuals avoid the pitfalls wealth may bring.

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Carrington is the mysterious seductress who hides behind a mask and seduces her crush. Lynn is a studious young lady who has a thing for women and encounters her first lesbian relationship. Tink is separated from Devon but, they are having their first sex night since rekindling the fire. Madison's husband has made this night very romantic.--Amazon.com.

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The extraordinary story of the cyclone that destroyed Darwin on Christmas Eve 1974 - in the words the people who survived.

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In dozens of categories, 'new luxury' brands sell at huge premiums over conventional goods, and in much larger volumes than traditional 'old luxury' goods. Trading Up is the definitive book on this growing trend.

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A seasoned and thoughtful clinician, the author furnishes rich techniques and approaches toward a new understanding of patients' life dilemmas. His solid and dramatic case material shows how he keeps himself and his patients deeply engaged in experiencing life in abundance.

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Delivers a comprehensive coverage of local and overseas research on transition to school.

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This collection of essays demonstrates how the security of Americans is potentially threatened by individuals and governments who are engaged in the illicit trade in arms, drugs, and human beings in distant parts of the globe.

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This fabulous collection of nine European folktales, presented by well-known storytellers with European roots, makes a perfect teaching tool to help educators, librarians, and storytellers acquaint students with different European countries and cultures.

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The author demonstrates how the U.S., Canada, Australia and Switzerland have dealt with problems involved in international agreements. He suggests ways in which the successes or failures of one country's methods may be of value in other nations governed according to similar principles.

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American culture is in a state of transition. What is the nature of this change To what degree is it desirable What are its implications It is to these questions in relation to various aspects of our culture that eight distinguished scholars here address themselves.