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Miss Dott takes her umbrella in case it rains, and leaves it outside the charity shop where she works. One of the customers borrows the umbrella with the intention of bringing it back ...
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"Some fiction short stories and a non-fiction speech given to Victim Support about domestic violence"--Information from publisher.
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"A book on various types of dreams with examples of most."--Information from publisher.
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Includes the work and contextual materials on the early medieval age. This edition contains the translation of the work by Alan Sullivan and Timothy Murphy, with additional commentary and notes by editor Sarah Anderson, that explain unfamiliar terms, cultural references, and lite...rary allusions.
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A guide to creating 70 distinctive yarns, from classics such as mohair boucle to novelty features like super coils. It reveals the architecture of each yarn, and demonstrates exactly how to manipulate and combine the fibres to achieve the desired result and images of knitted and ...woven pieces reveal how the spun yarn looks in a variety of projects.
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This revised second edition of this unique travel health reference is prepared under the auspices of the Royal Geographical Society of Great Britain.
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The author interviewed 108 New Zelanders asking them a broad array of questions about life. The author had the intention of finding out whether there were patterns between the people's astrology charts and their lives.
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For those who want to find out about and read the literature of the countries of their choice, this reference is the author's personal selection, covering guidebooks, books about food, history, art and architecture, religion, outdoor activities, illustrated books, autobiographies... and biographies, no
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When a spirit-seeking mollusk named Binti searches for a new shell on a dangerous reef, she finds help in the strangest of places-a Grateful Dead-loving octopus, a young human refugee, and an old mechanic who just might be a long-lost world-famous aviatrix.
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Ever since the Baffle in Seattle , the World Trade Organization has been featured prominently in the news. For all their talk of being dedicated to the welfare of the Third World, the WTO has damaged the economies of several countries and encouraged the growth of labor markets th...at more closely resemble sweat shops. Third World activists/scholars Martin Knor, Walden Bello, Vandana Shiva, Dot Keet, Sara Larrain, and Oronto Douglas examine the effects of the WTO and provide alternative agendas geared towards people, not profits.Highlights include: -- Demonstrations against globalization shut down the important World Trade Organization talks in Seattle last year; -- Machinations of WTO reported on daily; -- Jubilee 2000, the plan to cancel Third World debt, is gaining adherents and momemtum; -- Alternative agendas argue for a WTO that is responsive to the needs of the Third World, or no WTO at all.
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