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Marx Without Myth: A Chronological Study of His Life and Work
Non-Market Socialism in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
Factors Determining External Debt
The perfect pal
The perfect pal

By Jean Little

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Wendell, the pet store salesman, helps Vanessa to find just the right pal for her.

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Case studies in ethics for military leaders
Ethics and the Military Profession
Ethics and the Military Profession

By LUCAS

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Not So Rotten Ralph
Not So Rotten Ralph

By Nicole Rubel, Jack Gantos

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The Reading List Contemporary Fiction
No school for Penelope Pig
No school for Penelope Pig

By Nicole Rubel

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Because she doesn't want to go to school, Penelope Pig pretends to be sick; however, after seeing the medicine prescribed by Dr. Zoey, she decides that she feels much better.

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