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Steaming to Bamboola
Steaming to Bamboola

By Christopher Buckley

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Mainland Greece
Mainland Greece

By Victor Walker

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This is Scotland
This is Scotland

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What Lands are These?
Only in America
Only in America

By Matt Frei

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"Matt Frei, the BBC's Washington correspondent, goes under the skin of the nation's capital to discover the paradox of the world's last remaining superpower. Imagine a city so rich that it spends 1...

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Only in America
Only in America

By Matt Frei

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The United States
The United States

By Allen Y. King

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California government in transition
California government in transition

By Ethan A. Singer

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Examines the structures and functions of California government at all levels and the ways in which Californians can actively contribute to the ongoing future of their government.

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Mothers Ruin
Mothers Ruin

By Kitty Neale

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