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The World Series
The World Series

By Richard M. Cohen

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The baseball trade register
Tax s aver.
Tax s aver.

By Jay Knepp

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The computer invasion
The computer invasion

By Craig T. Norback

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Entwicklung in den Bereichen Records Management Vorarchiv Ubernahme Langzeitarchivierung
Records management
Records management

By Violet S. Thomas

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Datenhaftung
Datenhaftung

By Walter Knabben

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Football's greatest records
Football's greatest records

By Ryan Nagelhout

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Easy-to-read introduction to professional football statistics in the United States.

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Basketball's greatest records
Baseball's greatest records
Baseball's greatest records

By Andrew Pina

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