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Dimensions of Learning Disability
Making Lampshades
Making Lampshades

By Dorothy Gates

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Reading Diagnostic Tests
Reading Diagnostic Tests

By Gates

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Reading Exercises
Reading Exercises

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Strategic mergers and acquisitions
The poor little rich girl
The poor little rich girl

By Eleanor Gates

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The adventures of the emotionally underprivileged child of New York society parents in a world where metaphors such as "she's a snake in the grass" literally come true.

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Studies and Appreciations
Studies and Appreciations

By Lewis E. Gates

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Five Fur Traders of the Northwest
The Alaska almanac
The Alaska almanac

By Nancy Gates

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Falcon Mystere 20 production history

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