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Islands of the tiny deer.
Islands of the tiny deer.

By Julian May Undifferentiated, Julian May

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Describes the physical characteristics, life cycle, and history of the small whitetail deer of the Florida Keys that until recently were in danger of becoming extinct.

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Little Florida
Little Florida

By Carol Crane

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Guide to Florida CLAST mathematical competency custom version
Miami, la ciudad de las mentiras verdaderas
Los disidentes, agentes de la seguridad cubana revelan la historia real
La lengua espanola en los Estados Unidos
Terrorismo de Estados Unidos contra Cuba
Terrorismo de Estados Unidos contra Cuba

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210 p. ; 21 cm

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The food of Miami
The food of Miami

By Caroline Stuart

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