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". . . might be the most informative, useful book on trauma treatment . . ."

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“Cuba: This Moment, Exactly So is a feast for the eyes and all the senses, celebrating the human spirit exulting in the sheer joy of living . . .”

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“an eminently readable story that further emphasizes and demonstrates the mettle of the Greatest Generation.”  

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“a solid introductory volume to anyone wishing to learn about America’s airborne forces in World War II . . .”

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Walter S. Judd, professor emeritus from the University of Florida's Biology Department, would rescue us from being "plant blind." Dr.

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“This book falls short of providing practical and achievable suggestions for achieving the goal of protecting people from sex classification based discrimination.”

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“This book falls short of providing practical and achievable suggestions for achieving the goal of protecting people from sex classification based discrimination.”

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Hard as it is to believe, the iPhone is a decade old. It seems as though everyone has been talking on one, walking head down staring at one, or taking photos with one forever.

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“They are unhinged, mentally ill, and represent a clear and present danger to the world.”

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The urban doughnut, in planning parlance, has inverted.

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In the first two decades of the 20th century in the United States, the national mood changed radically from one of heady optimism to dissolution.

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As a general matter, historians tell the stories of great men (and sometimes women) and the events that made them prominent.

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“a vitally important book.”

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“The Vaccine Race shines a light over the transitional period of vaccine research.”

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Mental Health, Inc. is gripping in the sense that you’ll literally grip the book tightly in both hands as you read this horrifying account of our twisted mental health system.

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The blind spot is the point of entry of the optic nerve to the retina that lacks sensitivity to light. It is an area where a person’s view is obstructed, where visual information is missing.

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The poems in Ange Mlinko’s Distant Mandate take us through varying landscapes, weather, cultures; a child’s haircut, stage performances, museum exhibits, walks, drives and throughout, the

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“an astounding compendium of photographs, a robust representation of art and journalism . . .”

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“Freeman's emphasis is on maximizing creative choice while utilizing all the knowledge acquired in using traditional methods.”

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“a fascinating book that offers a comprehensive look at why humans wage war and violence on each other.”

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The Eighth Amendment to the United States Constitution prohibits cruel and unusual punishment at the hands of the government.

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“Have Black Lives Ever Mattered? is powerful, disturbing, well-written, and an important book for our day.”

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Understanding Trump is one of those books that can be quickly pasted together and sold in an airport bookstore. . . .

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“Elaine Hayes’ vivid portrait of Sarah Vaughan’s life, times, and indelible musical legacy reveals why she was indeed called The Divine One.”   

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