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Ooops!
Ooops!

By Suzy Kline

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An energetic preschooler who often drops and spills things feels relieved when she notices the adults around her occasionally having their share of mishaps.

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Coming Home
Coming Home

By Wendy Kline

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A Crushing Blow Crime Case
A Crushing Blow Crime Case

By Penny Kline

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Forensic hypnosis
Forensic hypnosis

By Milton V. Kline

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Designing expert systems
Designing expert systems

By Paul J. Kline

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Community College

By Kline

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