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!Challenge! : the story of the Rogers Pass Project
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!Comrades! : portraits from the Spanish Civil War
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!Disruptive innovation! : a special report
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!Esperar no es fácil!
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!Estamos en un libro!
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!Heimskringla! : or, The stoned angels
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!La paloma encuentra un perro caliente!
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!La verraquera!
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!No te metas los dedos en la nariz!
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!Orozco! 1883-1949 : an exhibition
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!Que gitano! : Gypsies of Southern Spain,
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!Que ruido!
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!Viva Cristo Rey! : The Cristero Rebellion and the church-state conflict in Mexico,
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!Viva Mexico!
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!Zhirinovsky!
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"-- shame the devil"
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"---and ladies of the club"
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"--And at night we dream"; : a play in one act
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"--And poetry is born--"
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"--And where will you build this 'Alcan Highway'?"
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"--I probuzhdaetsia poeziia vo mne--" : iz russkoi klassicheskoi poezii
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"--Never drink from the same cup" : proceedings of the conference on indigenous peoples in Africa : Tune, Denmark, 1993
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"--and don't forget to put paper on the toilet seat--"
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"--and the last shall be first" : native policy in an era of cutbacks
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"--and the last shall be first: : native policy in an era of cutbacks
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"--but not goodbye" : a comedy in three acts
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"... and the hits just keep on comin' "
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"... illustrated by Darley" : May 4-June 18, 1978 : an exhibition of original drawings by the American book illustrator Felix Octavius Carr Darley (1822-1888)
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"... to form a more perfect union ..." : justice for American women : report of the National Commission on the Observance of International Women's Year. --
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"...Shadows before"
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"...and the world went dark" : an illustrated interpretation of the Great War
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"10"
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"10-45" : spells death
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"1885", the Riel rebellion
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"20 yen" de sekai o tsunagu shigoto
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"21" : the life and times of New York's favorite club
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"21" : the story of Roberto Clemente : a graphic novel
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"55 Axis": : with the Royal Canadian regiment, 1939-1945.
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"A bloodier rose" : being the second book of the Sauder diaries : the continuing affairs of airship pirate and gentleman, Hans Sauder, aboard the legendary airship "The Bloody Rose" during its further exploits in the skies above Europe
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"A careless word-- a needless sinking" : a history of the staggering losses suffered by the U.S. Merchant Marine, both in ships and personnel during World War II
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"A country nourished on self-doubt" : documents in Canadian history, 1867-1980
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"A country nourished on self-doubt" : documents in post-confederation Canadian history
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"A dirty filthy book" : the writings of Charles Knowlton and Annie Besant on reproductive physiology and birth control and an account of the Bradlaugh-Besant trial : with the definitive texts of Fruits of philosophy, by Charles Knowlton, The law of population, by Annie Besant, Theosophy and the law of population, by Annie Besant
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"A dream of stone" : fame, vision, and monumentality in nineteenth-century French literary culture
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"A few acres of snow" : documents in Canadian history, 1577-1867
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"A few acres of snow" : the saga of the French and Indian wars
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"A few green islands of intelligent activity" : the history of medical and societal attitudes toward sexually transmitted diseases
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"A good man fallen among Fabians"
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"A happy hooker is--"
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"A hell of a place to lose a cow" : an American hitchhiking odyssey
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"A kind of Alaska" : women in the plays of O'Neill, Pinter, and Shepard
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"A life-threatening career" : attacks on journalists under Yemen's new government
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"A long time coming" : the inspiring, combative 2008 campaign and the historic election of Barack Obama
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"A look in the mirror" and other poems
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"A lovely letter from Cecie" : the 1907-1915 Vancouver diary and World War I letters of Wallace Chambers
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"A nation is dying" : Afghanistan under the Soviets, 1979-87
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"A national crime" : the Canadian government and the residential school system, 1879-1986
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"A region of astonishing beauty" : the botanical exploration of the Rocky Mountains
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"A roof over my head" : homeless women and the shelter industry
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"A sushchestvuet li li͡ubovʹ?"--sprashivai͡ut pozharniki
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"A tower of attraction" : an illustrated history of Government House, Regina, Saskatchewan
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"A very remarkable sickness" : epidemics in the Petit Nord, 1670-1846
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"A" 1-12
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"A" 22 & 23
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"A" is for alibi
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"A" is for alibi
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"A": 13-21
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"A.A." : American Airlines since 1926
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"Ace" any test
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"Ace" any test
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"Advocacy" and the mental health consumer/survivor : in pursuit of quality of life for all British Columbians with a mental illness
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"Air Force spoken here" : General Ira Eaker and the command of the air
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"Akage no An" no himitsu : Secrets of "Anne of Green Gables"
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"Alexander's ragtime band" and other favorite song hits, 1901-1911
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"All I can do is cry" : cancer and the struggle for palliative care in Armenia
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"All five fingers are not the same" : discrimination on grounds of gender identity and sexual orientation in Sri Lanka
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"All for charity"
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"All of my body was pain" : sexual violence against Rohingya women and girls in Burma
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"All that glitters" : an introduction to the jewels of elegance by Sherman : reference and value guide
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"All the lonely people--" : works for trombone and orchestra
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"All the real Indians died off" : and 20 other myths about Native Americans
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"All thieves must be killed" : extrajudicial executions in Western Rwanda
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"All this for a joint" : Tunisia's repressive drug law and a roadmap for its reform
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"Along came love" (1958-1964)
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"Alternative" health care
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"Alternative" healthcare : a comprehensive guide : natural medicine, "hands-on" healing, spiritualism, occultism, and much more
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"An artist after all" : Daniel Fowler in Canada
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"An open letter" from Bliss Carman
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"And I was there" : Pearl Harbor and Midway--breaking the secrets
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"And Martha served" : history of the Sisters of St. Martha, Antigonish, Nova Scotia
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"And from that day."
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"And neither have I wings to fly" : labelled and locked up in Canada's oldest institution
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"And now the fields are green" : a collection of coal mining songs in Canada
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"And so to bed" (an adventure with Pepys) : a comedy in three acts
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"And some brought flowers" : plants in a new world
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"And then Freddie told Tiger--" : a collection of the best true golf stories of all time
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"And you wonder, Herman, why I never want to go to Italian restaurants!"
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"Annual downtown data system."
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"Anti-stalking" laws : the United States and Canadian experience
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"Apart from a little dampness, Herman, how's everything else?"
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"Are we there yet?" : travel games for kids
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"Are you there alone?" : the unspeakable crime of Andrea Yates
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"Arigato" to iu dakede genki ga deru
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"Arinomama" no jibun ni kizuku
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"Arrête avec tes mensonges"
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"Arrête avec tes mensonges" : roman
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"Art"
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"As if I am not human" : abuses against Asian domestic workers in Saudi Arabia
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"As if we weren't human" : discrimination and violence against women with disabilities in Northern Uganda
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"As if you're inhaling your death" : the health risks of burning waste in Lebanon
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"As long as they let us stay in class" : barriers to education for persons with disabilities in China
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"As though we are not human beings" : police brutality against migrants and asylum seekers in Macedonia
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"As true as I'm sittin' here" : 200 Cape Breton stories
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"At least let them work" : the denial of work authorization and assistance for asylum seekers in the United States
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"Atkinson" sign painting
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"Atkinson" sign painting up to now : a complete manual of the art of sign painting, contains ninty [sic] six designs or layouts and accompanying color notes, seventy five alphabets embracing all standard styles, their modifications and alternates, comprehensive text covering all practical phases of the art, for every day reference in the shop
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"Ausgefuhrte Bauten" of 1911
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"Awaken, my love!"
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"Azo-sulphite" faults on dyed fabrics
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"B" is for burglar
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"B" is for burglar
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"B.C. Inc." : a strategic audit of the British Columbia software industry
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"BREAKERS AHEAD"
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"Bad blood"
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"Bad" Shakespeare : revaluations of the Shakespeare canon
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"Bad" mothers : the politics of blame in twentieth-century America
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"Bagābata" : kahāṇī saṅgrahi
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"Ball and the polo-stick"
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"Balls" & other plays
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"Basement-built" wind generator
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"Beat him, take everything away" : abuses by China's chengguan para-police
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"Because I said so!" : family squabbles & how to handle them : a Go parents! guide
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"Bee my valentine!"
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"Before-the-fact" interventions : a manual of best practices in youth suicide prevention
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"Being neutral is our biggest crime" : government, vigilante, and Naxalite abuses in India's Chhattisgarh State
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"Believing women" in Islam : unreading patriarchal interpretations of the Qur'ān
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"Beloved friend": the story of Tchaikowsky and Nadejda von Meck,
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"Below the belt" for men : [gentle exercise prescription for prostatitis, sexual dysfunction, hip health, sacral heath, pelvic floor disorder, incontinence]
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"Ben cao gang mu" dui zheng shi yang fang
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"Ben cao gang mu" wu gu za liang yang sheng yi ji su cha
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"Benevolent assimilation" : the American conquest of the Philippines, 1899-1903
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"Better dead than red!" : a nostalgic look at the golden years of Russiaphobia, red-baiting, and other commie madness
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"Between a drone and Al-Qaeda" : the civilian cost of US targeted killings in Yemen
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"Between jobs" : paternal unemployment and family life
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"Bian yuan ren" ji shi : ji ge "wen ti" xiao ren wu de bei ju gu shi
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"Block of Rights and Trotskyites"
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"Blowing the whistle" and the case for cruise certification : a matter of environmental and social justice under international law
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"Blueprints" for transplanting successful WITT programs into new locations in BC
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"Bo'jou, Neeje!" : profiles of Canadian Indian art
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"Bomber" Harris and the strategic bombing offensive, 1939-1945
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"Boney" Fuller : soldier, strategist, and writer, 1878-1966
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"Boston men" on the Northwest Coast : the American maritime fur trade, 1788-1844
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"Bound by brotherhood" : India's failure to end killings in police custody
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"Boy", the wandering dog: : adventures of a fox-terrier
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"Breakers ahead!" : A history of shipwrecks on the graveyard of the Pacific,
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"Bring the gun or you'll die" : torture, rape, and other serious human rights violations by Kenyan security forces in the Mandera Triangle
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"Buckingham Palace", district six
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"Building a successful internet commerce business" : components to consider for outsourcing
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"Building on the foundations-- working toward better health outcomes and improved vitality of Quebec's English-speaking communities" : report to the Federal Minister of Health
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"Building the Co-operative Commonwealth" : essays on the democratic socialist tradition in Canada
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"Bullets for each of you" : state-sponsored violence since Zimbabwe's March 29 elections
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"But first a school" : the first fifty years of the School of American Ballet
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"But you don't understand"; : a dramatic series of teenage predicaments
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"By all means necessary!" : individual and command responsibility for crimes against humanity in Syria
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"By any other name" : being the first book of the Sauder diaries : a true account of airship pirate and gentleman, Hans Sauder, aboard the infamous airship "The Bloody Rose"
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"By means of conferences and negotiations" we ensure our rights : background and principles for new legislation linking Metis aboriginal rights to "A resolution concerning an amendment to the Alberta Act."
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"Bye-bye maman!" : carnet d'ados radicalisés : récit
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"C" : the secret life of Sir Stewart Graham Menzies, spymaster to Winston Churchill
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"C" Force to Hong Kong : a Canadian catastrophe 1941-1945
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"C" is for Cookie : Cookie's favorite songs
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"C" is for corpose [sic]
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"C" is for corpse
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"C" is for corpse
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"C'est pas moi!" : apprendre la franchise
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"CONVERSATION WITH A DEAD MAN"
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"Calgary many years hence" : the Mawson report in perspective
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"Call me when he tries to kill you": : state response to domestic violence in Kyrgyzstan
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"Can you hear me mother" : Sandy Powell's lifetime of music-hall
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"Carry on", the history of the Toronto Scottish regiment (M.G.) 1939-1945.
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"Caution, living may be hazardous" : debunking the happiness myth
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"Chained like prisoners" : abuses against people with psychosocial disabilities in Somaliland
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"Challenging complacency", session I : monetarism : any verdict yet?
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"Challenging complacency", session II : women in the economy : The Mont Pelerin Society 1983 Regional Meeting, August 28-September 1, Vancouver, Canada
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"Challenging complacency", session III : practical problems of liberal governments : The Mont Pelerin Society 1983 Regional Meeting, August 28-September 1, Vancouver, Canada
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"Challenging complacency", session IV : natural resources : efficiency and equity through the market process : The Mont Pelerin Society 1983 Regional Meeting, August 28-September 1, Vancouver, Canada
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"Charlie needs a cloak."
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"Chat" với John Locke (1632 - 1704)
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"Chats about pioneer days and men."
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"Christenhond" in Afrika
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"Clemency" Canning; : Charles John, 1st earl Canning, Governor-General and Viceroy of India, 1856-1862
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"Click"
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"Collecting stamps would have been more fun" : Canadian publishing and the correspondence of Sinclair Ross, 1933-1986
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"Come 'ere till I tells ya" : a collection of Newfoundland humour
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"Come unto Me all ye that labour"
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"Compel them to come in"
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"Complaints is many and various, but the odd divil likes it" : nineteenth century views of Newfoundland
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"Complicit in exclusion" : South Africa's failure to guarantee an inclusive education for children with disabilities
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"Conchie" : the wartime experiences of a conscientious objector
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"Cong ming" de lü : shi jie zhu ming yu yan
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"Constantly risking absurdity" : the writings of Lawrence Ferlinghetti
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"Consumer/survivor" impact project : final report
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"Counting the years unto the year of jubilee." : Commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of St. Paul's Hospital, 1894-1944
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"Crosscuts", a story of the Pacific Northwest; : a picturesque tide of life, moving in and out of Vancouver, British Columbia
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"Crossfire" : continued human rights abuses by Bangladesh's Rapid Action Battalion
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"Cuo wu" de xing wei: : xing wei jing ji xue guan yu shi jie de si kao, cong ge ren dao shang ye he she hui
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"D" is for deadbeat
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"D" is for deadbeat
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"D" is for deadbeat
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"DOWN GOES BROWN" HISTORY OF THE NHL : THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SPORT, THE WORLD'S MOST RIDICULOUS LEAGUE
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"Dai" chu jian kang
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"Dangerous foreigners" : European immigrant workers and labour radicalism in Canada, 1896-1932
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"Dark pictures" and other stories
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"Davie"
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"Dear Doctor Piano-- " : piano facts and fun
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"Dear Master" : letters of a slave family
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"Dear fatherland, rest quietly"; : a report on the collapse of Hitler's "Thousand years."
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"Dearest Amanda--" : an executive's advice to her daughter
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"Dearest Emmie," : Thomas Hardy's letters to his first wife.
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"Dearest Georg" : love, literature, and power in dark times : the letters of Elias, Veza, and Georges Canetti, 1933-1948
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"Decor" book
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"Dief" : the incredible chief : a quarter of a century of following the Right Honorable John Diefenbaker with an editorial cartoonist's pen. --
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"Disappearances" and political killings : human rights crisis of the 1990s : a manual for action
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"Discovery" Antarctic expedition, Charts of the
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"Do it in a good way" : the final report of the Victoria Urban Development Agreement Aboriginal Engagement Strategy
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"Do you believe in television?" : [Chris Burden, February 18, 1976]
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"Do you have a band?" : poetry and punk rock in New York City
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"Do you see how much I'm suffering here?" : abuse against transgender women in US immigration detention
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"Doing school" : how we are creating a generation of stressed out, materialistic, and miseducated students
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"Dominion lands" policy
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"Dominion lands" policy
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"Don we now our gay apparel" : gay men's dress in the twentieth century
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"Don't be so gay!" : queers, bullying, and making schools safe
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"Don't bother me Mom--I'm learning!" : how computer and video games are preparing your kids for twenty-first century success--and how you can help!
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"Don't get so upset!" : help young children manage their feelings by understanding your own
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"Don't stop loving me" : a reassuring guide for mothers of adolescent daughters
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"Dot it down", : a story of life in the North-west
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"Double E" home program : technical guidelines for existing homes
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"Double E" home program : technical guidelines for new homes
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"Down to the sea", : through the gateway men call Vancouver
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"Dreams turned into nightmares" : attacks on students, teachers, and schools in Pakistan
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"E" is for evidence
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"E" is for evidence
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"Education on the front line" : military use of schools in Afghansitan's Baghlan Province
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"Elder of the Jews" : Jakob Edelstein of Theresienstadt
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"Elizabeth", the author of Elizabeth and her German garden
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"Embrassez qui vous voudrez"
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"Empress" city of the golden West
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"Empty promises" : diplomatic assurances no safeguard against torture
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"Enemies" : World War II alien internment
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"Enemy of none but a common friend of all"? : an international perspective on the lender-of-last-resort function
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"English Canada" speaks out
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"Enlightened zeal" : the Hudson's Bay Company and scientific networks, 1670-1870
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"Enough to keep them alive" : Indian welfare in Canada, 1873-1965
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"Equipped for every good work"
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"Eroica" variations : 32 variations WoO 80 ; 6 variations op. 34 ; Bagatelles, op. 33 & op. 126
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"Ethnic cleansing" in the Glogovac municipality
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"Even dead bodies must work" : health, hard labor, and abuse in Ugandan prisons
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"Even monkeys fall from trees" and other Japanese proverbs : [Nihon no kotowaza]
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"Event" arts and art events
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"Everyone blames me" : barriers to justice and support services for sexual assault survivors in India
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"Everyone's in on the game" : corruption and human rights abuses by the Nigeria Police Force
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"Evil" Arabs in American popular film : orientalist fear
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"Ex coelis" : the badges and insignia of the Canadian Airborne Forces
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"Excuse me, but I was next-- " : how to handle the top 100 manners dilemmas
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"Excuse-moi!" : apprendre la politesse
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"Ezra Pound speaking" : radio speeches of World War II
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"F" is for fugitive
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"F" is for fugitive
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"Faceless" : the most famous photographer in the world
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"Fair sport" : the history of sports at the Canadian National Exhibition, 1879-1977 inclusive
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"Farewell" symphony [sound recording]
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"Farmer" George's black sheep : the lives and loves of George III's brothers and sister
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"Faster, better, cheaper" in the history of manufacturing : from the Stone Age to lean manufacturing and beyond
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"Fats" Waller piano-styles and original songs
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"Fats" Waller's piano pranks : 5 novelty piano solos
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"Feelings buried alive never die --"
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"Femmes d'esprit" : women in Daumier's caricature
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"Feng" sheng shui qi jing du ban, Di er ji
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"Feng" sheng shui qi jing du ban, Mian xiang pian
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"Feng" sheng shui qi jing du ban, Zhang xiang pian
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"Feng" sheng shui qi jing du ban, [Di yi ji]
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"Fifteen rounds a minute" : the Grenadiers at war, August to December 1914
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"Fill 'er up" : an architectural history of America's gas stations
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"Fire! Fire!" said Mrs. McGuire
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"Fit or fat?", government and productivity growth
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"Flight" directory of British aviation
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"Flower children" : poems from the summer of 2,000
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"Follow the birds" to Victoria, British Columbia : Victoria, gateway to the "island of 1000 miles of wonderland"
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"For their God" : education, religion and the Scots in Nova Scotia
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"For their own good" : civilian evacuations in Germany and France, 1939-1945
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"For what time I am in this world" : stories from Mariposa
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"Forced to leave" : commercial farming and displacement in Zambia
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"Forget about him, he's not here" : Israel's control of Palestinian residency in the West Bank and Gaza
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"Four strokes" made easy : butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke...and freestyle : the Total Immersion way
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"Free artist"; : the story of Anton and Nicholas Rubinstein,
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"Free enterprise," the opium of the American people
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"Freedom and change" : essays in honour of Lester B. Pearson
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"Friction with the market" : Henry James and the profession of authorship
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"Friend and lover" : the life of Louise Bryant
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"From today painting is dead" : -- The beginnings of photography:
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"Fuel on the fire" : security force response to the 2016 Irreecha cultural festival
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"G" is for Grafton : the world of Kinsey Millhone
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"G" is for gumshoe
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"G" is for gumshoe
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"Get out of my life, but first could you drive me and Cheryl to the mall?" : a parent's guide to the new teenager
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"Get weird!" : 101 innovative ways to make your company a great place to work
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"Gib it tshillin'"
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"Give us good measure" : an economic analysis of relations between the Indians and the Hudson's Bay Company before 1763
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"Glaciers" on the Alcan highway, Whitehorse to Big Delta
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"Glorious"; : the life-story.
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"Go to school, you're a little black boy" : the Honourable Lincoln M. Alexander : a memoir
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"Go west, young man, go west."
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"God is my fuehrer,"
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"Going to the toilet when you want" : sanitation as a human right
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"Gold", its properties, modes of extraction, value, &c., &c.
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"Good Samaritan" performance, Programme of
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"Good Sir Toby"; : the story of Toby jugs and character jugs through the ages
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"Good cops are afraid" : the toll of unchecked police violence in Rio de Janeiro
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"Good guys don't wear hats" : children's talk about the media
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"Good men do"
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"Grand Bezoo" and other Canadian beauty spots : an all-Canadian collection of limmericks & cartoons
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"Grass roots" : perspectives of senior non-commissioned officers on operations
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"Green belts" or "leave strips" to protect fish! Why?
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"Green" hydro power : understanding impacts, approvals, and sustainability of run-of-river independent power projects in British Columbia
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"Greening" the marketplace : a "hands on" guide for concerned individuals, consumer and environmental groups
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"Grow BC" : a guide to BC's agriculture resources
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"Growing up without an education” : barriers to education for Syrian refugee children in Lebanon
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"Gulf Oil"; : the first fifty years, 1901-1951
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"Gái Tây ế" ở Hà Nội
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"H" is for homicide
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"H" is for homicide
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"H" is for homicide
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"Have you considered your parents' happiness?" : conversion therapy against LGBT people in China
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"Have you done your homework?" : a parent's guide to helping teenagers succeed in school
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"Having a wonderful time";
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"Hay che caminar" sonando [sound recording]
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"He didn't have to die" : indiscriminate attacks by opposition groups in Syria
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"Heisei" ron
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"Hell fer Sartain" : and other stories
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"Hello Central?" : gender, technology, and culture in the formation of telephone systems
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"Hello," I lied : a novel
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"Here before the train" : pioneers of Vancouver : Montreal greets Vancouver, 23rd May, 1887
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"Here comes the Polly."
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"Here comes the band!"
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"Here is hell" : Canada's engagement in Somalia
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"Here, rape is normal" : a five-point plan to curtail sexual violence in Somalia
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"Herman, you were a much stronger man on our first honeymoon" : a collection of Herman daily panels
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"Heroes"
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"Heroes" symphony : from the music of David Bowie & Brian Eno
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"Hi, pizza man!"
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"High" imperialism and the "new" history
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"His Dominion" and the "Yellow Peril" : protestant missions to the Chinese immigrants in Canada, 1859-1967
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"Hold your heart" : waiting for justice in Kenya's Mt. Elgon Region
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"Hollowing out"-- myth and reality : corporate takeovers in an age of transformation
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"Honest enough to be bold" : the life and times of Sir James Pliny Whitney
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"Honestly, now!" : a crime comedy
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"Honesty is one of the better policies" : Saxon's world of business
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"Honey Fitz": three steps to the White House; : the life and times of John F. (Honey Fitz) Fitzgerald
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"Hostages to peace" : threats to human rights and democracy in Somaliland
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"Hours-- "
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"House divided" speech
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"How can we survive here?" : the impact of mining on human rights in Karamoja, Uganda
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"How can you defend those people?" : the making of a criminal lawyer
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"How to make a killing" : a preliminary report concerning Canadian economic involvement with the Pentagon and the war in Indo-China
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"How to" manual for developing Canadian family resource programs
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"Huangdi nei jing" he "Ben cao gang mu" de nü ren yang yan mi fang
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"Huangdi nei jing" he "Ben cao gang mu" de zhong lao nian yang sheng mi fang
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"Huangdi nei jing" xian xue xian yong
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"I already bought you" : abuse and exploitation of female migrant domestic workers in the United Arab Emirates
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"I always hated school" : making sense of the frustration
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"I am honored to be here today--" : commencement speeches by notable personalities
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"I am looking to the North for my life"--Sitting Bull, 1876-1881
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"I am not a crook"
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"I am not dead, but I am not living" : barriers to fistula prevention and treatment in Kenya
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"I am" : the selected poetry of John Clare
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"I built a temple for peace"; : the life of Eduard Benes.
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"I care that VGH nurses care!" : a case study and sociological analysis of nursing's influence on the health care system
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"I come from the valley"
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"I could not speak my heart" : education and social justice for gay and lesbian youth
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"I didn't divorce my kids!" : how fathers deal with family break-ups
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"I don't have time for this!" : a compassionate guide to caring for your parents and yourself
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"I find that offensive!"
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"I gave them a sword" : behind the scenes of the Nixon interviews
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"I had a dream to finish school" : barriers to secondary education in Tanzania
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"I had to run away" : women and girls imprisoned for "moral crimes" in Afghanistan
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"I have a little problem," said the bear
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"I have done my duty" : Florence Nightingale in the Crimean War, 1854-56
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"I have no idea why they sent us back" : Jordanian deportations and expulsions of Syrian refugees
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"I heard you paint houses" : Frank "the Irishman" Sheeran and closing the case on Jimmy Hoffa
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"I just sit and wait to die" : reparations for survivors of Kenya's 2007-2008 post-election sexual violence
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"I just wanted to be treated like a person" : how Lebanon's residency rules facilitate abuse of Syrian refugees
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"I lived with Latin Americans,"
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"I love Paul Revere, whether he rode or not," Warren Harding
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"I never get anything!" : [how to keep your kids from running your life]
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"I still need you" : the detention and deportation of Californian parents
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"I still see the talibés begging" : government program to protect talibé children in Senegal falls short
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"I thought people like that killed themselves" : lesbians, gay men, and suicide
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"I used to think the law would protect me" : Illinois's failure to test rape kits
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"I want that!" : the impact of current trends and practices shaping the advertising of toys to children in the global marketplace : study results
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"I want to be a citizen just like any other" : barriers to political participation for people with disabilities in Peru
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"I want to be like nature made me" : medically unnecessary surgeries on intersex children in the US
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"I want to help my own people" : state control and civil society in Burma after Cyclone Nargis
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"I want to live with my head held high" : abuses in Bangladesh's legal recognition of hijras
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"I wanted to lie down and die" : trafficking and torture of Eritreans in Sudan and Egypt
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"I was sold" : abuse and exploitation of migrant domestic workers in Oman
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"I watched a wild hog eat my baby!" : a colorful history of tabloids and their cultural impact
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"I will fear no evil" : Ojibwa-missionary encounters along the Berens River, 1875-1940
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"I will fight no more forever"; : Chief Joseph and the Nez Perce War
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"I won't be a doctor, and one day you'll be sick" : girls' access to education in Afghanistan
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"I" is for innocent
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"I" is for innocent
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"I".
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"I'd give my life" : from Washington Square to Carnegie Hall : a journey by folk music
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"I'll never do to my kids what my parents did to me!" : a guide to conscious parenting
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"I'll never fight fire with my bare hands again" : recollections of the first forest rangers of the Inland Northwest
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"I'm here" : proclaims a little girl who was not allowed to be : a first-person narrative of abuse, trauma, dissociation and healing
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"I'm not Santa!"
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"I'm not scared!"
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"I'm not sleepy!"
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"I've never experienced happiness" : child marriage in Malawi
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"If I am assassinated..."
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"If you come back we will kill you" : sexual violence and other abuses against Congolese migrants during expulsions from Angola
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"If you were only white" : the life of Leroy "Satchel" Paige
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"Image" on the art and evolution of the film : photographs and articles from the magazine of the International Museum of Photography
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"In God we trust"; : the religious beliefs and ideas of the American founding fathers.
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"In answer to your query": : a directory of child welfare resources in the Dominion of Canada
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"In the days of serfdom" and other stories
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"In the mix" : struggle and survival in a women's prison
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"In this decade ..." : mission to the moon
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"In town tonight."
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"Indians wear red" : colonialism, resistance, and aboriginal street gangs
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"Interfere, restrict, control" : restraints on freedom of association in Bahrain
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"Invisible war" : Russia's abusive response to the Dagestan insurgency
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"Is this thing on?" : a computer handbook for late bloomers, technophobes, and the kicking & screaming
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"Is this thing on?" : a friendly guide to everything digital for newbies, technophobes, and the kicking & screaming
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"Is this thing on?" : sound systems for your business, school and auditorium
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"It happened in Harrods"
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"It is my dream to leave this place" : children with disabilities in Serbian institutions
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"It is no secret" : live
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"It's a baby!"
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"It's a men's club" : discrimination against women in Iran's job market
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"It's nature, not a crime" : discriminatory laws and LGBT people in Liberia
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"It's not the right place for us": : the trial of civilians by military courts in Lebanon
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"It's part of the job" : ill-treatment and torture of vulnerable groups in Lebanese police stations
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"It's your misfortune and none of my own" : a history of the American West
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"J" Is for judgment
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"J" is for judgment
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"J" is for judgment
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"J'm'en fiche!" : apprendre le respect
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"J'vais le faire!" : devenir responsable
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"Jacqueline," pioneer heroine of the resistance
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"Janey Canuck" : women in Canada, 1919-1939
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"Je meurs d'amour pour toi" : lettres à l'archiduchesse Marie-Christine, 1760-1763
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"Jelly Roll" Morton blues, stomps & ragtime
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"Jersey Lily."
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"Jibun" kara jiyū ni naru chinmoku nyūmon
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"Jibun" no kabe
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"Jota jagadī rahe"
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"Journalism is not a crime" : violations of media freedom in Ethiopia
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"June 22, 1941"; : Soviet historians and the German invasion.
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"Just a housewife" : the rise and fall of domesticity in America
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"Just between you and me" : a memoir
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"Just call me Mac" : the biography of Arthur Vernon Macan GA (golf architect)
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"Just don't call it a militia" : impunity, militias, and the "Afghan local police"
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"Just let us be" : discrimination against LGBT students in the Philippines
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"Just sign here" : unfair trials based on confessions to the police in Morocco
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"Justice reestablishes balance" : delivering credible accountability for serious abuses in Côte d'Ivoire
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"K" is for killer
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"K" is for killer
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"Karada no doku" o dashikiru gensen 100 no kotsu
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"Ke yi chi" he "bu neng chi" de shi pin tian jia wu
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"Keep the damned women out" : the struggle for coeducation
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"Keep the people uninformed" : pre-election threats to free expression and association in Uganda
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"Keeping the Lakes' way" : reburial and the re-creation of a moral world among an invisible people
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"Kill those criminals" : security forces violations in Kenya's August 2017 elections
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"King Richard" : the Richard Petty story
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"King" Oliver
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"Kuu fuku" ga hito o kenko ni suru
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"Kuyokuyo shinai watashi" o torimodosa hinto
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"Kāma, karodha, lobha, moha te ahaṅkāra"
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"Kī suārathī hoṇā pāpa hai?"
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"Kūfuku" ga hito o kenkō ni suru : "ichinichi isshoku" de nijissai wakagaeru!
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"L" is for lawless
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"L" is for lawless
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"L" jak Lucy
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"L'Agamine" : portrait of an anagama kiln in Saskatchewan
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"L'Ordinaire 2" : recettes puisees dans les vieux souvenirs des a^ines de la region de Metis
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"La douce France"; : an introduction to France and its people in English;
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"La galaxie pourpre du desir" : texte en 3 mouvements pour le plaisir de l'oeil
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"La passione" symphony [sound recording]
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"Ladies and gentlemen, the Queen Empress" : [exhibition] : The Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, April 30 to May 25, 1969
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"Lady of Culzean", Mayne Island
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"Lammi omara da raja" : "Secret of long life"
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"Largo al factotum della citta" : aria
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"Latchkey children" in the public library : a position paper
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"Leading from the middle," and other contrarian essays on library leadership
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"Leave everything to God" : accountability for inter-communal violence in Plateau and Kaduna States, Nigeria
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"Leave none to tell the story" : genocide in Rwanda
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"Les vieux murs temoignent" : le College des Jesuites, la 1re Eglise de St-Joachim, la Maison Fornel
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"Lessons" of the past; : the use and misuse of history in American foreign policy
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"Let me see your fancy steps!" : story of a Métis dance caller : a guide to traditional Métis dancing
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"Let the word go forth" : the speeches, statements, and writings of John F. Kennedy
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"Let's get a pup!" said Kate
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"Letting the big fish swim" : failures to prosecute high-level corruption in Uganda
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"License to kill" : Philippine police killings in Duterte's "War on Drugs"
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"Life is dance!"
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"Life" magazine cuts and illustrations, 1923-1935
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"Like fish in poisonous waters" : attacks on media freedom in Somalia
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"Like living in hell" : police abuses against child and adult migrants in Calais
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"Like no other store in the world" : the inside story of Bloomingdale's
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"Like walking a minefield" : vicious crackdown on critics in Russia's Chechen Republic
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"Like walking through a hailstorm" : discrimination against LGBT youth in US schools
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"Like we are not Nepali" : protest and police crackdown in the Terai Region of Nepal
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"Literchoor is my beat" : a life of James Laughlin, publisher of New Directions
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"Little Giant Killer" : the Bill Underwood story
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"Live from Cape Canaveral" : [covering the space race, from Sputnik to today]
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"Live" at the Horseshoe
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"Look at my ugly face!" : myths and musings on beauty and other perilous obsessions with women's appearance
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"Look at us with a merciful eye" : juvenile offenders awaiting execution in Yemen
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"Look for another homeland" : forced evictions in Egypt's Rafah
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"Love and admiration and respect" : the O'Neill-Commins correspondence
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"Love of shopping" is not a gene : problems with Darwinian psychology
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"Love the law of life."
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"Love you, daddy boy" : daughters honor the fathers they love
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"Lower-risk" cigarettes
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"Luxury" fleet : the Imperial German Navy, 1888-1918
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"M" is for malice
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"M" is for malice
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"M.U." : : the best of Jethro Tull
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"M.V. Arctic" 1981 season refurbishing and maintenance of the data gathering instrumentation system
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"MV Arctic" 1981 late season data collection and instrumentation
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"MV Arctic" 1981 late season data collection and instrumentation : summary report
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"Ma" Murray's scrapbook, : a birthday edition, August 3, 1967
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"Ma, can I be a feminist and still like men?" : Lyrics from life
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"Magnum opus," a world treasury of fragrance and flavor
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"Maisie," words and music,
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"Making their own rules" : police beatings, rape, and torture of children in Papua New Guinea
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"Manas" Universiteti Tabigiĭ ilimder zhurnaly
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"Manna from heaven"? : how health and education pay the price for self-dealing in Equatorial Guinea
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"Manos" the hands of fate
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"Manqūshat" za<U+2018>tar
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"Marii͡a", Marii͡a--
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"Marine est au courant de tout..." : argent secret, financements et hommes de l'ombre : une enquête sur Marine Le Pen
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"Marriage act", section 42 : interim report on inquiries into marriages entered into and solemnized in accordance with the rites and ceremonies of the Doukhobor faith or creed
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"Master Harold"-- and the boys
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"Master Harold"-- and the boys : a drama
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"Mata, kanarazu ao" to daremo ga itta
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"Matsu" toiukoto
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"Maybe we live and maybe we die" : recruitment and use of children by armed groups in Syria
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"Me and I'm great" : physical education for children three through eight
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"Meiji" to iu kokka
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"Members of the jury ..."
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"Men with no mercy" : Rapid Support Forces attacks against civilians in Darfur, Sudan
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"Meta"
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"Mind me good now!"
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"Mind me good now!"
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"Mircea cel Bǎtrǎn" Naval Academy scientific bulletin : Academia Navală "Mircea cel Bǎtrǎn" buletin ştiinţific
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"Mom, we've been discovered"
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"Mondai kōdō" no torēningu
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"More more more" said the baby : 3 love stories
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"Most blessed of the patriarchs" : Thomas Jefferson and the empire of the imagination
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"Most-often-needed" television and radio servicing information
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"Mountain moor and loch", : illus. by pen and pencil on the route of the West Highland Railway
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"Mr. Charles W. Chesnutt's stories"
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"Mr. President" : George Washington and the making of the nation's highest office
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"Mrs. Riley Bought Five Itchy Aardvarks" and other painless tricks for memorizing science facts
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"Multiplication is for white people" : raising expectations for other people's children
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"Mush-hole" : memories of a residential school
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"My children have been poisoned" : a public health crisis in four Chinese provinces
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"My darling" dolls.
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"My escape from slavery"
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"My heart became attached" : the strange journey of John Walker Lindh
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"My madness saved me" : the madness and marriage of Virginia Woolf
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"My own portrait in writing" : self-fashioning in the letters of Vincent van Gogh
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"My pain is a fire" : challenges and progress in ensuring the right to palliative care in Morocco
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"My things, my grand-mother's things"
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"My things, my grand-mother's things"
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"Métis" : race, recognition, and the struggle for indigenous peoplehood
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"N" is for noose
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"N" is for noose
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"Nan hua zao bao" shou wei Hua ren fu zong bian ji jing xuan : bao zhang hao Ying yu 950 (jian kang ge ren cheng zhang)
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"Nan" yan zhi yin : qian lie xian ji bing de fang yu zhi
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"Navigation" canals
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"Ne me refuse pas" : [airs d'opéras français = French opera arias]
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"Nebesnyĭ ogonʹ" i drugie rasskazy
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"Nebula maker"
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"Nesvi͡atye svi͡atye" i drugie rasskazy
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"Net profits"
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"Nine" : vocal selection from the Broadway musical
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"No answers, no apology" : police abuses and accountability in Malaysia
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"No control, no choice" : lack of access to reproductive healthcare in Sudan's rebel-held Southern Kordofan
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"No life for a child" : a roadmap to end immigration detention of children and family separation
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"No money, no justice" : police corruption and abuse in Liberia
-
"No more!" : women speak out against violence
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"No one is safe" : the abuse of women in Iraq's criminal justice system
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"No one left to witness" : torture, the failure of Habeas Corpus, and the silencing of lawyers in Uzbekistan
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"No one's left" : summary executions by Syrian forces in al-Bayda and Baniyas
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"No right to live" : "kneecapping" and maiming of detainees by Bangladesh security forces
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"No safe places" : Yemen's crackdown on protests in Taizz
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"No sutoresu" ni tsuyokunaru! senitoron suiminho
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"Noah's arkitecture"; a study of Dickens's [sic] mythology,
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"Nobody remembers us" : failure to protect women's and girls' right to health and security in post-earthquake Haiti
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"Noh" masks treasured in the Kwanze family
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"Non la vedrò più la nonna?"
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"Not I, but the wind ...",
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"Not in front of the children--" : how to talk to your child about tough family matters
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"Not in it for justice" : how California's pretrial detention and bail system unfairly punishes poor people
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"Not the Count of Monte Cristo?!" : a new musical comedy in three acts for 3 players and a piano
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"Not worth a penny" : human rights abuses against transgender people in Honduras
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"Not worth the risk" : threats to free expression ahead of Kenya's 2017 elections
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"Not yet Canadians--" : the Latin American immigrant experience in Nova Scotia
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"Now show me your belly-button!"
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"Nutcracker" nation : how an Old World ballet became a Christmas tradition in the New World
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"O Thou Transcendent" : the life of Ralph Vaughan Williams
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"O beloved kids" : Rudyard Kipling's letters to his children
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"O dreams, O destinations"; : an autobiography
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"O"
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"O"
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"O" is for outlaw
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"O" is for outlaw
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"O, for a thousand tongues to sing" : a history of singing schools in early Canada
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"Obscene" literature and constitutional law; : a forensic defense of freedom of the press.
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"Off the backs of the children" : forced begging and other abuses against Talibés in Senegal
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"Oh call back yesterday, bid time return"
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"Oh, God!"
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"Oh, no," said elephant
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"Oh, waiter! One order of crow!" : inside the strangest presidential election finish in American history
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"Oh, yes it is"! : a history of pantomime
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"Oh..."
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"Oleaceae" : guqin ancient Chinese
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"On my way" : the untold story of Rouben Mamoulian, George Gershwin, and Porgy and Bess
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"On ne se comprend plus !" : traverser sans dommage la période des portes qui claquent entre 12 et 17 ans
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"On second thought" and other essays in the history of medicine and science
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"One day I'll kill you" : impunity in domestic violence cases in the Brazilian state of Roraima
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"One hundred ways of putting pressure" : violations of freedom of expression and associations in Ethiopia
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"One lump or two?" and other Japanese tales
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"One moment,
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"One shot to the head" : death squad killings in Tagum City, Philippines
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"One word of truth ...": : the Nobel speech on literature 1970
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"One year of my blood" : exploitation of migrant construction workers in Beijing
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"One-eye", a disease of rainbow trout (Salmo gairdneri) at the Kootenay Trout Hatchery, British Columbia
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"Only the super-rich can save us!"
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"Open space index" - : an alternate method of siting control for high-density apartment development
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"Organizing the unorganized" revisited : an analysis of the efficacy of labour legislation in facilitating collective representation in the Canadian banking sector
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"Other" voices : historical essays on Saskatchewan women
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"Our crowd"; : the great Jewish families of New York
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"Our days before yesterday."
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"Our kind of movie" : the films of Andy Warhol
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"Our own country Canada" : being an account of the national aspirations of the principal landscape artists in Montreal and Toronto, 1860-1890
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"Our school became the battlefield" : using schools for child recruitment and military purposes in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo
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"Our story must be told"
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"Our time to sing and play" : child marriage in Nepal
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"Our town"
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"Our young soldier" : Lieutenant Francis Simcoe, 6 June 1791-6 April 1812
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"Out of the east." : Reveries and studies in new Japan,
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"Over the cobblestones" : notes on the history of the sloven
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"Over the top,"
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"Ovidius" University annals, Series physical education and sport, "Science, movement and health."
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"P" is for peril
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"P" is for peril
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"Pariah states" & sanctions in the Middle East : Iraq, Libya, Sudan
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"Paris" symphonies nos. 82-87
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"Parting notes" : a connection with the afterlife
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"Passengers must not ride on fenders" : a fond look at Toronto, its people, its places, its streetcars
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"Peace River Joe."
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"Pechuck"; : Lorne Knight's adventures in the Arctic,
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"Peep show" : an installation
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"Peg o' my heart" and other favorite song hits, 1912 & 1913
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"Phiz" (H.K. Browne)
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"Phiz" (Hablot Knight Browne) : a memoir, including a selection from his correspondence and notes on his principal works
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"Photographed all the best scenery": Jack Hillers's diary of the Powell expeditions, 1871-1875.
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"Pi", : its probable base and transpositions
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"Pioneers! O pioneers!"
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"Piāra kī hai?" : What is love
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"Please, do not make us suffer any more--" : access to pain treatment as a human right
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"Please, sir, I want some more" : Canadian universities and financial restraint
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"Prairie grass to mountain pass" : history of the pioneers of Pincher Creek and district
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"Primitivism" in 20th century art : affinity of the tribal and the modern
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"Primitivism" in twentieth century art
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"Prince Charles and Princess Anne"
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"Princess" lines : Canadian Pacific, B.C. Coast steamships
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"Prison is not for me" : arbitrary detention in South Sudan
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"Prison size and program success"
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"Product of Canada" claims : truth and transparency are necessary : report of the Standing Committee on Agriculture and Agri-Food
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"Prohibition is here to stay" : the Reverend Edward S. Shumaker and the dry crusade in America
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"Punished peoples" of the Soviet Union : the continuing legacy of Stalin's deportations
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"Punishing the patient" : ensuring access to pain treatment in Guatemala
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"Q" is for quarry
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"Q" is for quarry
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"Qaryat" al-Faw, surah lil-hadarah al-`Arabiyah qabla al-Islam fi al-Mamlakah al-`Arabiyah al-Sa`udiyah
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"R"
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"R" is for ricochet
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"R" is for ricochet
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"R" is for ricochet
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"Racundra's" first cruise
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"Raipiḍaikasa" Iṅgalisha sapīkiṅga korasa : Aṅgrezī sikkhaṇa dā ikka mātara tarīkā
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"Ready for the plaintiff!" : A story of personal injury law.
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"Real" Indians and others : mixed-blood urban Native peoples and indigenous nationhood
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"Recovered memory" and other assaults upon the mysteries of consciousness : hypnosis, psychotherapy, fraud, and the mass media
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"Red peppers."
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"Rest in pieces" : Nigeria : police torture and deaths in custody in Nigeria
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"Restoration, against all odds" : a history and saving of a steam locomotive on northern Vancouver Island
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"Rise, Canadians!"
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"Royal Hudson", North Vancouver to Squamish excursion, an impact study
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"Run it! and let's get the hell out of here!" : the 100 best plays in pro football history
-
"Rāhoṃ thiṛake loka"
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"S" is for silence
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"S" is for silence
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"Salsatón" : salsa con reggaetón
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"Salutary neglect"; colonial administration under the Duke of Newcastle,
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"San gao" xiao jiang shi liao
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"Save a nickel on a quarter"; : the story of Jitney-Jungle Stores of America
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"Saving its secrets" : government repression in Andijan
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"Sbornik" dukhovorcheskikh (sic!) psalmov, dukhovnykh pesen i pesni
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"Schools of tomorrow," schools of today : what happened to progressive education
-
"Scribbling women" : true tales from astonishing lives
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"Sekaiichi" no karisuma seisōin ga oshieru sōji wa "tsuide" ni yarinasai! : heya mo kokoro mo kirei ni naru 63 no waza
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"Sesame Street" revisited
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"Seven pillars of wisdom" : the art of one-name studies
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"Several years after." : (An analysis of the histories of a selected group of juvenile immigrants brought to Canada in 1910, and in 1920, by British emigration societies) Made for the Canadian council on child welfare on the recommendation of the Association of Canadian clubs, financed by the Women's Canadian club of Montreal, 1927-1928
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"Sexually, I'm more of a Switzerland" : more personal ads from the London review of books
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"Sglotnula ryba ikh..." : besedy o schastʹe
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"Shakespeare" by another name : the life of Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford, the man who was Shakespeare
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"Shakespeare" by another name : the life of Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford, the man who was Shakespeare
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"Shall we join the ladies?" : wood engravings
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"Shan hai feng shen bang" : Tales of Terra Ocean, Di yi bu, Divine weapons of Terra Ocean
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"Shan hai feng shen bang" : Tales of Terra Ocean, Qian zhuan | Rise of the imperial guardians
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"Shhh" is a four letter word : "laughs for library lovers"
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"Shoot Minnie shoot!" : [the story of the 1904 Fort Shaw Indian girls, basketball's first world champions]
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"Should the Island be an airport?"
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"Shouldn't you be in school?"
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"Shrieks and crashes": : being memories of Canada's corps, 1917
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"Shwatsit!" : no one knows just what it means
-
"Sickley" stomach
-
"Sing out, warning! sing out, love!" : the writings of Lee Hays
-
"Slowly, slowly, slowly," said the sloth
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"Smertʹ" na i͡azyke t͡svetov
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"Smiles" : a book of recitations for girls
-
"So few"; : the immortal record of the Royal air force,
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"So much to fear" : war crimes and the devastation of Somalia
-
"So what are you going to do with that?" : finding careers outside academia
-
"So, what are the boys saying?" : an inside look at Brian Mulroney in power
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"Socialism is great!" : a worker's memoir of the new China
-
"Solace" and other short works for piano
-
"Soldiers assume we are rebels" : escalating violence and abuses in South Sudan's equatorias
-
"Something like this--" : the Bob Newhart anthology
-
"Something urgent I have to say to you" : the life and works of William Carlos Williams
-
"Son" : a psychopath and his victims
-
"Sound off!" Soldier songs from Yankee Doodle to Parley voo
-
"Speaking my truth" : reflections on reconciliation & residential school
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"Speaking my truth" : reflections on reconciliation & residential school
-
"Speaking of operations--"
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"Special Measures" : detention and torture in the Chinese Communist Party's shuanggui system
-
"Special mission" : recruitment of M23 rebels to suppress protests in the Democratic Republic of Congo
-
"Special" no more : Anglo-American relations : rhetoric and reality
-
"Speech acts" and the First Amendment
-
"Stay silent" : a refugee's escape from Colombia
-
"Steam and petticoats" : the early railway era in southwestern Ontario
-
"Steps of the devil" : Denial of women's and girl's rights to sport in Saudi Arabia
-
"Still critical" : prospects in 2005 for internally displaced Kurds in Turkey
-
"Stop looking for your son" : illegal detentions under the counterterrorism law
-
"Stop making excuses" : accountability for maternal health care in South Africa
-
"Stop reporting or we'll kill your family" : threats to media freedom in Afghanistan
-
"Strong and free--" : "nos foyers et nos droits--" : a response to the War Measures Act
-
"Such a brutal crackdown" : killings and arrests in response to Ethiopia's Oromo protests
-
"Suite prussienne" : Berlin 1973-1974
-
"Suitehearts" : a comedy
-
"Sujiko" production technology and quality for the Japanese market
-
"Surely you're joking, Mr. Feynman!" : [adventures of a curious character]
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"Surely you're joking, Mr. Feynman!" : adventures of a curious character
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"Surely you're joking, Mr. Feynman!" : adventures of a curious character
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"Surely you're joking, Mr. Feynman!" : adventures of a curious character
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"Susanna," "Jeanie," and "the old folks at home" : the songs of Stephen C. Foster from his time to ours
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"Swept away" : abuses against sex workers in China
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"Take care of Josette" : a memoir in defense of occupied France
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"Take that filth away" : police abuses against street vendors in Angola
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"Tell it all": : the story of a life's experience in Mormonism ... | including a full account of the Mountain Meadows massacre, and of the life, confession, and execution of Bishop J.D. Lee
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"Tell it good-bye, kiddo" : the decline of the New England offshore fishery
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"Tell me more" : listening to learners explain
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"Tell me where I can be safe" : the impact of Nigeria's Same Sex Marriage (Prohibition) Act
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"Tell me, Josephine."
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"Tell them that I want to kill them" : two decades of impunity in Hun Sen's Cambodia
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"Tell them we're human" : what Canada and the world can do about the Rohingya crisis : report of the prime minister's special envoy, the Honourable Bob Rae
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"Texas dew II" : a manual on converting your engine to liquefied petroleum gas (propane, butane, bottle gas)
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"Thank you for submitting your proposal" : a foundation director reveals what happens next
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"That Bounty Bastard" : the true story of Captain William Bligh
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"That fiend in hell" : Soapy Smith in legend
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"That land is my family's wealth" : addressing land dispossession after Côte d'Ivoire's post-election conflict
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"That's when I realized I was nobody" : a climate of fear for LGBT people in Kazakhstan
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"The Arts and our town,"
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"The Canadians" : those who served in South Africa, 1899-1902
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"The Collection" : rugs, carpets, kelims, antique, semi-antique and works of the 20th century from Iran, Caucasus, Asia Minor, China : auction Thursday, November 5 at 8 PM, viewing Thursday, November 5 from 6 PM
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"The Cordwood Limited"; : a history of the Victoria & Sidney Railway,
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"The Cordwood Limited"; : a history of the Victoria & Sidney Railway,
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"The Defenses of peace" documents relating to UNESCO, : the United Nations educational, scientific and cultural organization
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"The Duke of Cornwall's owns rifles." : A regimental history of the Forty-third regiment, active militia of Canada.
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"The First hundred years", : the history of Armstrong, British Columbia
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"The Fisherman and his wife" : Gunter Grass's The flounder in critical perspective
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"The Gramophone" jubilee book
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"The King's good servant", Sir Thomas More, 1477/8-1535
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"The Orders of the Dreamed" : George Nelson on Cree and northern Ojibwa religion and myth, 1823
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"The Patsy"
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"The Port" remembers : the history of Port Williams and its century homes
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"The River ran red" : Homestead 1892
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"The Stage" year book, : incorporating "The stage guide."
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"The Standard" map showing the proposed route from Spokane to Alaska via Kamloops, Cariboo and Cassiar : with explanatory notes
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"The Studio" : a bibliography : the first fifty years, 1893-1943
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"The Times" atlas, containing 118 pages of maps, and comprising 175 maps and an alphabetical index to 130,000 names
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"The Whorehouse bells were ringing" and other songs cowboys sing
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"The art that is life" : the arts & crafts movement in America, 1875-1920 : Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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"The blood of people who don't cooperate": : continuing torture and mistreatment of detainees in Bahrain
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"The buck stops here" : senior military commmanders on operations
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"The business of feeding people"; : the story of Del Monte Corporation
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"The dignity of every human being" : New Brunswick artists and Canadian culture between the Great Depression and the Cold War
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"The dye is now cast" : the road to American independence, 1774-1776
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"The eye that never sleeps" : a history of the Pinkerton National Detective Agency
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"The factory ship" and "The absentee landlord."
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"The farmer becomes the criminal" : land confiscation in Burma's Karen State
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"The feast in the house of Simon," Veronese : history and restoration of a masterpiece
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"The fightin'est ship"; : the story of the cruiser "Helena"
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"The first day" and other stories
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"The first hundred" : being a report from the Epilepsy Centre, Vancouver, B.C., on its first 100 patients
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"The free people - Otipemisiwak", Batoche, Saskatchewan, 1870-1930
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"The good war" : an oral history of World War Two
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"The government of God" : Iran's Islamic republic
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"The hand-writing on the wall" or "Wake up, Vancouver"; an address on the conservation of plant life
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"The happy family."
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"The harvest is in my blood" : hazardous child labor in tobacco farming in Indonesia
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"The heroine of Moodyville" : an epic of Burrard Inlet, 1883
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"The island of happiness" : exploitation of migrant workers on Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi
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"The journey" : North American indigenous games
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"The king of the cats," and other remarks on writers and writing,
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"The kingdom is at hand"..
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"The ladies!" : a shining constellation of wit and beauty
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"The last of the novelists" : F. Scott Fitzgerald and The last tycoon
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"The law was against me" : migrant women's access to protection for family violence in Belgium
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"The life" : memoirs of a French hooker
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"The lost center" and other essays in Greek poetry
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"The men's club" : how to lose your prostate without losing your sense of humor
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"The moving finger" and other poems
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"The nail that sticks out gets hammered down" : LGBT bullying and exclusion in Japanese schools
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"The nail", and other stories
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"The natural resources question": : the historical basis of provincial claims
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"The one I call love" : a book of poems
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"The orange of love" and other stories : the Rom-Gypsy language in Norway
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"The pearl fishers" duet : "Les pecheurs de perles" duo ; plus duets and scenes by Puccini and Verdi
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"The power these men have over us" : sexual exploitation and abuse by African Union forces in Somalia
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"The president has been shot!" : the assassination of John F. Kennedy
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"The root of humiliation" : abusive identity checks in France
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"The saddest ship afloat" : the tragedy of the MS St. Louis
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"The sealed angel" and other stories
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"The sex side of life" : Mary Ware Dennett's pioneering battle for birth control and sex education
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"The spur and the sprocket"; : the story of the Royal Canadian Dragoons
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"The state let evil take over" : the prision crisis in the Brazilian state of Pernambuco
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"The story of my life"
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"The survivor" and other poems
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"The target is destroyed" : what really happened to flight 007 and what America knew about it
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"The trouble with dogs," said Dad
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"The useless mouths", and other literary writings
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"The warblers" and other poems
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"The white horse" and other stories
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"The willing servant" : a history of the steam locomotive
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"Their Majesties' servants." : Annals of the English stage, from Thomas Betterton to Edmund Kean,
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"Their form confounded" : studies in the burlesque play from Udall to Sheridan
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"Their future is at stake" : attacks on teachers and schools in Pakistan's Balochistan Province
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"Them" : Stalin's Polish puppets
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"Then Wayne said to Mario--?" : the best Stanley Cup stories ever told
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"There are no investigations here" : impunity for killings and other abuses in Bajo Aguán, Honduras
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"There are things I want you to know" about Stieg Larsson and me
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"There are things I want you to know" about Stieg Larsson and me
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"There is no John Garfield"
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"There is no alternative" : why Margaret Thatcher matters
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"There is no time left" : climate change, environmental threats, and human rights in Turkana County, Kenya
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"There will be no trial" : police killings of detainees and the imposition of collective punishments
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"There you go again!" : editorial cartoons of the Reagan years
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"There's a snake in the house"
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"There's lots of ways to skin a cat" : the potential contribution of appropriate technology to economic self-sufficiency north of 50
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"These are the crimes we are fleeing" : justice for Syria in Swedish and German courts
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"These fellows must be eliminated" : relentless violence and impunity in Manipur
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"These political games ruin our lives" : indonesia's LGBT community under threat
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"They are all red out here" : socialist politics in the Pacific Northwest, 1895-1925
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"They are killing us" : abuses against civilians in South Sudan's Pibor County
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"They are not our brothers" : hate speech by Saudi officials
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"They bear all the pain" : hazardous child labor in Afghanistan
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"They burned it all" : destruction of villages, killings, and sexual violence in Unity State, South Sudan
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"They burned my heart" : war crimes in northern Idlib during peace plan negotiations
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"They call me naughty Lola" : personal ads from the London review of books
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"They came here to kill us" : militia attacks and ethnic targeting of civilians in Eastern Chad
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"They can arrest you at any time" : the criminalization of peaceful expression in Burma
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"They can live in the desert but nowhere else" : a history of the Armenian genocide
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"They deceived us at every step" : abuse of Cambodian domestic workers migrating to Malaysia
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"They destroyed everything" : mining and human rights in Malawi
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"They do not own this place" : government discrimination against "non-indigenes" in Nigeria
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"They forced us onto trucks like animals" : Cameroon's mass forced return and abuse of Nigerian refugees
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"They have long arms and they can find me" : anti-gay purge by local authorities in Russia's Chechen Republic
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"They hunt us down for fun" : discrimination and police violence against transgender women in Kuwait
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"They killed them like it was nothing" : the need for justice for Côte d'Ivoire's post-election crimes
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"They know everything we do" : telecom and internet surveillance in Ethiopia
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"They own the people" : the Ampatuans, state-backed militias and killings in the southern Philippines
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"They put me in the hole" : military detention, torture, and lack of due process in Cabinda
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"They said we are their slaves" : sexual violence by armed groups in the Central African Republic
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"They said we deserved this" : police violence against gay and bisexual men in Kyrgyzstan
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"They say / I say" : the moves that matter in academic writing
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"They say we should be grateful" : mass housing and relocation programs in Tibetan areas of China
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"They say we're dirty" : denying an education to India's marginalized
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"They set the classrooms on fire" : attacks on education in northeast Nigeria
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"They shot at us as we fled" : government attacks on civilians in West Darfur
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"They take our jobs!" : and 20 other myths about immigration
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"They took everything from me : forced evictions, unlawful expropriations, and house demolitions in Azerbaijan's capital
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"They took me and told me nothing" : female genital mutilation in Iraqi Kurdistan
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"They treat us like animals" : mistreatment of drug users and "undesirables" in Cambodia's drug detention centers
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"They want a confession" : torture and ill-treatment in Ethiopia's Maekelawi police station
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"They want us exterminated" : murder, torture, sexual orientation and gender in Iraq
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"They're bankrupting us!" : and 20 other myths about unions
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"They're none of them perfect ": : a comedy in one act
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"Think rural" and the Canadian Rural Partnership : the government's response to the "Think rural" report of the Standing Committee on Natural Resources
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"This brilliant year", Queen Victoria's Jubilee, 1887 :
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"This crooked system" : police abuse and reform in Pakistan
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"This fire-proof house"; : Canadians speak out about law and order in the international community,
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"This gilded African," Toussaint L'Ouverture
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"This is how we flow" : rhythm in Black cultures
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"This old man can feed us, you will marry him" : child and forced marriage in South Sudan
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"This poetick liturgie" : Robert Herrick's ceremonial mode
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"This was no oyxnh picnic!" : 2.4 years of wild and woolly mayhem in Dawson Creek
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"This wonderful volcano of water" : Sir Joseph Banks, explorer and protector of Iceland, 1772-1820
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"Those terrible weeks in their camp" : Boko Haram violence against women and girls in Northeast Nigeria
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"Through sunshine and shadow" : the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, evangelicalism, and reform in Ontario, 1874-1930
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"Thus fell Tecumseh"
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"Till death us do part";
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"Till he come" : communion meditations and addresses
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"Times to remember--" : Michel-Natal, 1899-1980
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"To consolidate this peace of ours" : a human rights agenda for Côte d'Ivoire
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"To each his own" : William Coaker and the Fishermen's Protective Union in Newfoundland politics, 1908-1925
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"To encourage the art of the film": : the story of the British Film Institute;
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"To everything there is a season" : Pete Seeger and the power of song
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"Today we shall all die" : Afghanistan's strongmen and the legacy of impunity
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"Toes up" said the brigand, and other stories
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"Toil and peaceful life" : Doukhobor village settlement in Saskatchewan, 1899-1918
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"Torrey Canyon" pollution and marine life: : a report by the Plymouth Laboratory of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom,
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"Tous ces livres sont à toi!" : de l'Œuvre des bons livres à la Grande bibliothèque (1844-2005) : catalogue de l'exposition inaugurale de la Grande bibliothèque de la Bibliothèque nationale du Québec présentée du 29 avril 2005 au 31 janvier 2006
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"Travail aux piquants" des Indiens de plaines
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"Treat us like human beings" : discrimination against sex workers, sexual and gender minorities, and people who use drugs in Tanzania
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"Treated worse than animals" : abuses against women and girls with psychosocial or intellectual disabilities in institutions in India
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"Tree farmers and wood converters" : the story of Potlatch Corporation
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"Trigger happy" : excessive use of force by Indian troops at the Bangladesh border
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"Troops in contact" : airstrikes and civilian deaths in Afghanistan
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"Trout" quintet, D. 667 : "Arpeggione" sonata, D. 821 ; "Die forelle", D. 550
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"Tug-o'-war" : a case study of a labour dispute in the B.C. towboat industry, 1969-1970
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"Turning pebbles" : evading accountability for post-election violence in Kenya
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"T͡sarstvo svobody" na krovi : "Konchilos<U+00B4> vashe vremi͡a!"
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"U" is for undertow
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"Un Feu devore un autre feu" : roman
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"Un-American" Hollywood : politics and film in the blacklist era
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"Uncle Dan" Drumheller tells thrills of western trails in 1854, by "Uncle Dan" Drumheller
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"Under a blood red sky"
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"Undo"
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"Uneasy lies the head"
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"Unprintable" Ozark folksongs and folklore
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"Until our hearts are on the ground" : Aboriginal mothering, oppression, resistance and rebirth
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"Untold miseries" : wartime abuses and forced displacement in Burma's Kachin State
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"Up funnel, down screw!" : The story of the naval engineer.
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"V" is for vengeance
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"V" is for vengeance
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"V" to the max
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"VLTs" : video lottery terminal gaming
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"Valley of the dogwood" : Duncan and the Cowichan Valley, including Chemainus, Lake Cowichan
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"Verbal" notes and sketches for marine engineer officers : a manual of marine engineering practice
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"Verschwunden!", ruft die kleine Ziege ; : "Gefunden!", ruft die kleine Ganz : eine Geschichte vom Wegnehmen und Zurückgeben
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"Viking" hoaxes in North America
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"Vimy Ridge" and new poems
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"Vot idet Messii͡a!"
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"Vulgar society"; : the romantic career of James Tissot, 1836-1902,
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"Wa-pee Moos-tooch" : or "White Buffalo", the hero of a hundred battles: a tale of life in Canada's great west during the early years of the last century
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"Waiting here for death" : forced displacement and "villagization" in Ethiopia's Gambella Region
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"Walking on thin ice" : control, intimidation, and harassment of lawyers in China
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"Waltz" hits through the years : words and music complete
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"Wanna be my friend?" : how to strengthen your child's social skills
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"War is hell!" : William T. Sherman's personal narrative of his march through Georgia
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"War so terrible" : Sherman and Atlanta
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"Warabeuta" de kosodate nyuumon-hen
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"Wasn't that a time!" : firsthand accounts of the folk music revival
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"Watch out for the foreign guests!" : China encounters the West
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"We Are in Tombs” : Abuses in Egypt's Scorpion Prison
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"We are a buried generation" : discrimination and violence against sexual minorities in Iran
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"We are all fast-food workers now" : the global uprising against poverty wages
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"We are also dying of AIDS" : barriers to HIV services and treatment for persons with disabilities in Zambia
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"We are amused" : the cartoonists' view of royalty
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"We are not the enemy" : hate crimes against Arabs, Muslims, and those perceived to be Arab or Muslim after September 11
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"We are not the enemy" : violations of workers' rights in Kazakhstan
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"We are still here" : women on the front lines of Syria's conflict
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"We are the walking dead" : killings of Shia Hazaras in Balochistan, Pakistan
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"We can die too" : recruitment and use of child soldiers in South Sudan
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"We can torture, kill, or keep you for years" : enforced disappearances by Pakistan security forces in Balochistan
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"We can't refuse to pick cotton" : forced and child labor linked to World Bank Group investments in Uzbekistan
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"We do unreasonable things here" : torture and national security in al-Sisi's Egypt
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"We don't have him" : secret detentions and enforced disappearances in Bangladesh
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"We feel we are cursed" : life under ISIS in Sirte, Libya
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"We have lived in darkness" : a human rights agenda for Guinea's new government
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"We have the promises of the world" : women's rights in Afghanistan
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"We live as in war" : crackdown on protesters in the Governorate of Homs
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