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Living In Troubled Lands: The Complete Guide To Personal Security Abroad
By Collins, Patrick, Patrick Collins
Written by a CIA officer who spent his career planning and implementing security programs for Americans stationed abroad, this is a comprehensive guide to reducing your vulnerability to terrorism....
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Drinking Gourd, The (1 Paperback/1 CD): A Story Of The Underground Railroad (I Can Read! 3)
By F. N. Monjo, Collins, Patrick, Fred Brenner, Patrick Collins, (Narrator)
The stars of the Big Dipper have led a runaway slave family to Deacon Fuller's house, a stop on the underground railroad. Will Tommy Fuller be able to hide the runaways from a search party -- or wi...
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Creative Economies In Peripheral Regions
By Collins, Patrick, Patrick Collins, James A. Cunningham
This book discusses the rise of the creative economy. Organisations like UNCTAD have observed the emergence of the creative economy across the globe and noted its resilience in the face of recent e...
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Currency Convertibility
By Collins, Patrick, Patrick Collins, Patrick Collins (Auth.)
## CONVERTIBILITY The classical means of stabilizing the value of money was to guarantee its convertibility on demand into specified commodities. This system was uniquely successful over a period o...
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Negotiate To Win!: Talking Your Way To What You Want
By Patrick J. Collins, Collins, Patrick, Patrick Collins
Negotiation is not just a process, it's an attitude-and one that we all can learn. Internationally recognized expert Patrick Collins presents an original, comprehensive guide to maximizing negotiat...
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Among The Fans
By Alastair Hignell, Collins, Patrick, Patrick Collins
Winner of the Rugby Book of the Year award at the British Sports Book Awards 2012 Alastair Hignell is renowned as a rugby international for England, a county cricketer and a much-loved broadc...
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Among The Fans
By Collins, Patrick, Patrick Collins
There was once a time, not so long ago, where our sporting heroes were treated with veneration. Players were players and their watchers were passive. Heroes lived on pedestals - they weren't public...
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