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Thanks for the compliment and I agree with you about Bedell Smith's book which is one of the very best.

Professors sometimes reserve a few copies of their course's book, which you may be able to sign out short-term (a few hours to a few days).

To catch up in the armaments race, that country has decided to take a page from the competition's book.

Rather like the poet himself seems to be, Ms Hoffman's book is unpretentious, principled and utterly charming.

Chiang's book China's Destiny, which he wrote during the war, was a bitter denunciation of alien interference in his country.

That's just a little over the bank's book value, and cheap by historical measures.

A few years later, I read Helen's book and wrote her about how much I liked it. She was famous now in New York.

Overall, the tone of Mr Altman's book is strikingly gloomy about the future, except oddly for that of his own country.

In light of the title of Yu Hua's book, I thought it likely that it would contain chapters much like the Times piece.

Uhm, and my mother pushed me into reading uhm, Narnia and I was not interested 'cause I just thought it was just a child's book. . .

It would be easy to mock them, but the strength of Shaw's book lies in her ability to take Octavia seriously as a religious figure.

The heading comes from Daniel Willingham's book that I've quoted above (yes, it's what I'm reading at the moment).

The result of Wiener's book was that the notion of feedback penetrated almost every aspect of technical culture.

All politics seems to be local in Mr Harper's book, even if the action takes place on the other side of the world.

It suited Hitler's book at the moment not to declare war on the United States -that was all .

If you are ready to check out Jason's book and achieve anything you want in life please click the image to the left or right here.

Once or twice she looked into her sister's book, but it had no pictures or conversations in it .

Two major U. S. book retailers have censored an image of andogynous male model Andre Pejic 'in case customers confuse him for a woman. '

But she said her ultimate goal was to stay faithful to Austen's book and its timeless dissection of social mores.

He took a leaf out of Danny's book and joined the charity walk.

Think of your home as a drawing from a children's book. Color the lines, but not everything in between them.

A small artist's book will be published in conjunction with Take the Dark Out of the Night Time.

The patronage of these things, the language Hall 's book to be absent-minded turning over a few pages.

This particular copy of the children's book, one of only four that exist in the world, belonged to a boy named Enoch Brooks.

Reading Bush's book, seeing him in his various TV appearances, I keep thinking of Menachem Begin, the late Israeli prime minister.

A new edition of Mr Mankiw's book should be out in about a year.

However, despite material that is rich in both vignettes and interviews, Mr Ricks's book comes as something of a disappointment.

Number theory is also referred to as the higher arithmetic, as in the title of Harold Davenport's book on the subject.

Read from Oprah's book list , join a book club, carry a book with you at all times or get your friends, neighbors or town reading.

I liked the look and feel of Mark's book, so I knew I would be in good hands if I used his resources.

Apparently he did not read Harvard Professor Samantha Power's book on "the responsibility to protect. "

Perhaps the U. S. needs to take a leaf out of China's book when it comes to state-orchestrated quantitative easing.

Dr. Spock's book did not receive much notice from the media when it was published in nineteen forty- six.

More than 15 years later, Dr. Kramer's book is still important, but for a more balanced take, read it alongside Talking Back to Prozac.

A used bookstore used to be the place to find that beloved, out-of-print children's book.

In the children's book Zen Shorts by Jon Muth, a giant panda named Stillwater tells three stories to young siblings Addy, Michael, and Karl.

The subtitle of Jacques's book refers to "the end of the western world" , but he is not claiming the west is going to collapse or disappear.

Maggerine's book shop has finally close down. as the result of it. their relationship turned out better in real life!

While waiting for a flight, I glanced over at a nearby couple. He was reading the United States Sailing Association's book, Basic Cruising.

Simon Wiesenthal's book, The Sunflower, presents an interesting case study that illustrates this point.

Kotter's book set out to explore how he did it, through early hardship and a never-ending thirst for learning.

He pulled James Kitfield's book Prodigal Soldiers from his bookshelf and encouraged me to read it.

But if you already bought Bush's book thinking you were getting only his own thoughts, you haven't entirely wasted your money.

I must say that Yidi's book about his childhood and his travels is a best choice for young people and should be read by adults as well.

Gallagher, who said DiLello's book was his favorite, is now looking for a director, screenwriter and cast for his film.

So it came as quite a surprise to many when the huge scandal arose over the German children's book by Rotraut Susanne Berner.

Watching him or her closely, Luke places his head near the light so as to throw a shadow on the victim's book.

Like the mouse-boy hero of his children's book "Stuart Little, " White loved canoeing.

"Darwin's Island" , Mr Jones's book, is not, actually, all that much about Darwin.

He said: " of Kant's and Hagel's book, Confucius and Jiang Jieshi's book, these negative things, need to read. "

As a way of learning about the Nazi's early years in power, Larson's book is a lot like Wikipedia: a great place to start but not to stop.

I am putting together a draft of a children's book, and I'm needing some playful pictures for a fun five page section to complete the draft.

Scott's book carefully chronicles Durham's life at every step and provides a good bit of detail about her work in Indonesia.

The group of managed accounts is commonly known as the money manager's book.

One of the best bits of advice ever about perfectionism comes from Melody Beattie's book Codependent No More.

He is quite careless--he took his deskmate's book home.

Cathcart's book ends with a discussion of the question why the tortoise beat the hares in the race to disintegrate nuclei with accelerators.

In a brilliant experiment from Poundstone's book, volunteers are offered a certain number of dollars out of $10.

Scientists dismissed Hubbard's book, but hundreds of Dianetics groups sprang up across the U. S. and abroad.

You know , anyone that's read a children's book knows that love makes things real .

Perlin's book is not without flaws; his writing is not uniformly excellent, and the "Intern Bill of Rights" that he appends is a bit corny.

Sondheim's book traces the changing nature of the relationship between men and women.

Yet few people actually seem to read Snow's book bearing that title.

Putting together the portrait of Rutherford in Cathcart's book with my own recollections of Teller, I find striking similarities.

Mr Prahalad's book, "The Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid" , has been hugely influential over the past decade.

One day, Betty drove up to my house. She had brought all the unsold copies of Dr. Chacko's book, which was almost the entire edition.

um. . . no, I forgot to stamp someone's book last week and they got a fine and now it's all my fault.

If you need further convincing that FSB0 might be for you, read Terry Ryder's book Real Estate without Agents*.

It could take a leaf out of the Chinese government's book, which has tried to ban people there from accessing all pornographic websites.

I read aloud from Howard Pyle's Book of Pirates; but I could see he was not following what I was reading.

Robert Bringhurst's book The Elements of Typographic Style is on many a designer's bookshelf and is considered to be a classic in the field.

The publication of Saussure's book A Course of General Linguistics symbolized the beginning of Structuralism.

"Adventures of Tom Sawyer" is a children's book, after reading so that I began to pity the modern children's books.

"These were big names to me. I'd just read Graham's book, but I had no idea he was teaching at Columbia. "

Michael Lewis's book The Big Short is not only a tale of the validation of common sense, but of its delicate shelf life.

out, one of the most impressive things in this year's book and filmed by one of our own cameramen.

If Lewis Carroll because these two children's book known as the father of modern fairy tale, there is not exaggerated ingredients.

In the run-up to the 2003 invasion of Iraq, Pollack's book became the intellectual justification for Democrats to support the invasion.

Each photograph in Meserve's book, which he updated for the next half century, was given an "M" number.

The name Starbucks comes from Melville's book, Moby Dick, it's the name of the chief mate---Starbucks of Captain Ahab.

Women's book was found at the beginning, women of high transmission of the book and her silver 6 cents sworn sisters most alive.

And see Wang An Shi's book in the line, format what notification for a while, elementary nice.

Yet as a single-volume account of mankind's biggest mistake, Mr Brown's book is hard to beat.

It is fitting that Matthew's book should come immediately after that of Malachi.

Risk minimizing strategies: As so much of Miller's book suggests, there are often great benefits to going along with group behavior.

In the same piece of writing, Eggleston cites Henri Cartier-Bresson's book, The Decisive Moment, as an influence.

He did not write his name in the borrower's book. Instead, he wrote "President" to show who had taken them out.

Europeans read about Chinese inventions in Marco's book. They desired to try them. Slowly their popularity spread around the world.

To include such a homophobe and bigot in a children's book takes courage.

SARA MAITLAND'S book is not about peace and quiet. It is about silence as a practice, a discipline, a way of life.

Though Galileo Galilei's book was not published until 1610, he first picked up the telescope that provided the material for it in 1609.

The title of Howe's book, What Hath God Wrought, is the text of the message sent by Samuel Morse as he demonstrated the telegraph in 1844.

Jack Kornfield's book, Meditation for Beginners, is one of the best, quick-reads on meditation you'll find.

The key was instead a new emphasis on stability and development, inspired in large part by ideas laid out in Nagl's book.

They're giving a plastic model skeleton away with a children's book on the body.

Dan's book validated the decision to go free agent, giving me the courage to make the decision part of a permanent, life-altering course.

Over the last week I've made several batches of cupcakes following this method, including a couple for my mom's book club.

There are other valuable lessons for India in Mr. Kissinger's book, and a whole lot to be envious about.

We will also provide a Student's Book for you to review and practise all the lessons.

For me, the part of Freeman's book that rings most painfully true is his analysis of how the new technology threatens family relationships.

A good laugh and a long sleep are the best cures in the doctor's book.

Greg Behrman's book is the first comprehensive history of the Marshall Plan since the end of the cold war.

In 1877 Annie Besant and Charles Bradlaugh decided to publish The Fruits of Philosophy , Charles Knowlton's book advocating birth control.

Mr Samuelson's book squeezed a shapeless body of economic knowledge into a tight corset.

The Mark Sanford who emerges from Mrs. Sanford's book and in conversation, is, to put it charitably, an odd duck.

Owen read two stories from the children's book, which has been published in English for a while now by Phaidon Press.

The non-thinker. If you're interested in exploring and understanding this concept more, check out Eckhart Tolle's book the Power of Now.

One of the delights of Mr Pearce's book is the chapter on the literary opposition to the prime minister.

Ms Fox's book captures the adventures of scientists working towards this medical ambition with a realistic humanity.

Not every child will follow Morgan's stormy passage to redemption, but many will, and for any parent, Lara's book will be a beacon.

But all this came at a cost which Mr Wolfensohn's book ignores.

And as Ms Dubow's book makes plain, public discourse has had an impact on how the courts, at every level, have approached the fetus.

Leaving all this aside, Mr. Stevenson's book raises other issues.

I'm not looking to add on to Steve's book here, I think he did a pretty good job of it already.

Let's book a quiet room for him in this hotel.

Finding lifted passages in Bush's book is like an Easter egg hunt.

Drysdale's book pinpointed nicotine as the dangerous agent and reported its ill effects on the lungs, circulation system, even the skin.

To the student of the family, homosexuality is of peripheral interest; Becker's book contains but two brief mentions of the topic.

This Sunday, thousands of preachers across the country will be addressing Mr Brown's book.

Let's book him in at the Red Flag Hotel.

You should take a leaf out of your brother's book and further your studies.

Liu's book was officially published in January, but is only now being sold in Beijing bookstores.

But there was a third side to Mr Wilson, which few knew about until the publication in 2003 of Mr Crile's book.

Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats is said to have inspired the iconic Broadway musical Cats.

Taking a leaf out of Apple's book, the company plans to develop a network of retail stores, in China and overseas.

In the photo above, George towers over the world's smallest dog, Boo Boo, at a photo shoot for the Guinness World Record's book.

This tension helps to explain the difference in the subtitles of the American and British editions of Mr Kennedy's book.

D. Captain: May I take a look at your certificate of competency, seaman's book and passport?

This is a children's book, a description of children's books, let me read a pity sympathy for today's children started the book.

Women's book has a simple text change for women against the fate of the weapons, has become their spiritual sustenance.

Unfortunately, the common outcome could be summed up by the title of film critic David Denby's book: "American Sucker. "

Prof Michaelsen finished Mark Twain's book today and we're going to read our next assigned book, written by a Mexican American author.

The sales of Brown's book were given a boost by an unprecedented price war.

The babies sucked to hear the original children's book.

Taking a leaf out of Germany's book, they need to make products with higher margins and offer services to complement them.

A writer hired Brenner to take photographs for a children's book about the dolphin show at an amusement park in nearby Nokomis.

Carl Honore's book Under pressure: Rescuing Our Children from the Culture of Hyper-Parenting is a gospel of the slow-parenting movement.

A large portion of the chapter entitled "Software Requirements Definition" in Fairley's book is about different specification methods.

And to Ma, his extensive travels have earned him comparison to a certain shifty-footed children's book character.

Ms Marris's book is an insightful analysis of the thinking that informs nature conservation.

A company's book is the financial record of the company.

While Mark's book is focused on leadership, I've found it helpful in setting my own personal goals.

"These loans will be eventually passed on to the central bank's book, " said Zhao Qingming, a senior researcher at China Construction Bank.

Many people read Marco Polo's book, but few believe what he said.

I entered and looked, and there's book is too much!

If you want read only one book about technical analysis, Murphy's book should be your pick.

Heyerdahl's book about the adventure became an international best seller, the story of a man willing to risk his life to prove a point.

Mr Nelson's book contains compelling portraits of the astronauts: the American heroes of the age.

By contrast, without exactly exonerating Ismay, Wilson's book does make clear the confusion about his position and power.

He says his results are what he called fairly close to the story in the Bible's book of Exodus.

Otto's book is characterized by the greatest emphasis on the history of the process and details.

Gandhi was greatly inspired by Ruskin's book and published a paraphrase of it in 1908.

Based on a general study of Prof. Schram's book, this paper attempts to make some comments on the issues needing further studies.

To design children's book content and communicate with the designer teams to ensure of the project meeting the deadline.

According to Dr. D'Adamo's book, blood type can be traced far into history with each blood type leading a very different type of lifestyle.

Mr Blanchard's book is not a collection of truisms and pseudo-truisms - it is a practical guide that many have found helpful.

Or get together and act out a scene from your favorite children's book.

This paper presents Liang Ding Fen's book collection and his major contributions to book collection in the Late Qing Dynasty.

I just read Bill Carter's book The War for Late Night: When Leno Went Early and Television Went Crazy.

The others, including James "Doc" Bradley, whose son's book is the basis for the film, are sent home to drum up enthusiasm for war bonds.

Mr Mathews's book is an exercise in ethnography, the discipline of describing individual lives in detail.

The tumult over Rushdie's book, The Satanic Verses polarized emotions around the world.

I read Peter Lynch's book to understand how he chooses stocks.

Mr Ramo's book is full of engaging vignettes like this.

But looking back at President Bush's book he tries to give some answers to the tough decisions he had to make.

One female reviewer of Ms. Kausner's book wrote, 'I had to stop several times while reading and think: Wait, did I date this same guy? '

Teacher's book, in accordance with the contents of the student's book, provides systematic explanation.

From here you can see, Wang Xizhi's book products and the high degree of unity of his personality.

An all-star cast that includes Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise, above, rounds out this film adaptation of Anne Rice's book of the same title.

Mr Snyder's book weaves the stories together, explaining how the horrors interacted and reinforced each other.

s Mr. Bao's book. He forgot to take it with him.

Brock's book--a national sensation which landed on the New York Times bestseller list--is the definitive rebuttal of Hill's charges.

Few French people receive sustained attention in McCullough's book, and even then we only see them through the eyes of the Americans.

CASEY concentrates, and suddenly all the pages from DEAN's book fly around the room. Then the entrance to the basement caves in.

Her next cookbook and a second children's book are due in the fall.

Another theme that runs through Zahra's book is the mistrust that officials, psychologists, and activists shared for parents.

Mr Bordwell's book is saved from fulsomeness by the rigour of his academic research.

Winchester's book noted that the prototype was plagued by vibrations and instability problems caused by the massive propeller engines.

In a more populous, more interconnected world, Lane's book has left many still eager to find out.

The most challenging aspect of Goldberg's book is his descriptions and explanations of countertransference reactions.

Sun's book reveals how China's education system, which centers on exams, is a major disadvantage for the growth of boys.

Eckel's book is an extremely practical book for learning about how to use object oriented well in a Java language context.

The editor of Bush's book wasn't immediately able to comment.

Fifty-nine years after its publication, "Charlotte's Web" is the best-selling children's book in U. S. history.

Writer A's book was judged to be overly long, saggy and generally unconvincing.

Guernsey Post launched the first ever children's book with a souvenir sheet of real stamps.

I didn't want to read it at first because I thought it was just a children's book that my little sister and mom liked.

To be honest as Chinese I feel ashamed when I finished reading Tom's book.

The cover was designed by Tammy Cordova, graphics design manager in American Psychiatric Publishing's book division.

The huge print run is equivalent to that for former Democratic president Bill Clinton's book, " My Life, " which was a runaway hit .

But his disclosures pale beside those in Bob Woodward's book "Obama's Wars" , which were evidently leaked by far more senior officials.

Mr. Howe's book grew out of a 2006 article for Wired magazine.

NARRATOR: Churchill, who was influenced by Hayek's book The Road to Serfdom, opposed planning and controls.

Apart from a few articles by Dr. Alexander , he was forced to fall back on that expert's book .

Covey's book runs the gamut in terms of personal development.

Michaels's book argues that our physical environment messes up our hormones, which in turn affect our appetite and energy level.

An anthology of childhood milestones and film analysis, Pegg's book isn't your run-of-the-mill celebrity tell-all.

Google's Book Now ads show dynamic pricing as the user can change the dates and conduct various searches.

When I was small, there was a children's book called The Happy Family, and it was a real piece of work.

I have written and published a shot work of fiction in the United States and am currently working on a children's book.

But Foer's book reminds us that the cognitive advance of our species is not inexorable.

Why don't you take a loaf out of John's book and study hard?

A wide cross-section of libraries, colleges and authors have endorsed Google's book settlement.

Much of this ancient but decrepit city, located 90km east of Chongqing, remains the grimy river town familiar to readers of Hessler's book.

Macfarlane's book made me think I should tackle the subject afresh.

Most of Liuwei's book collection came from secondhand-book markets, Liuwei said that their old look helped to breath life into the books.

Dr. Stuart Kauffman is one of the characters in the Walldrop's book.

Walters' next project is the much-awaited film version of JK Rowling's best-selling children's book, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.

Steinfeld's book explains why even such reforms separate Asian economies from Western ones only marginally.

I don't understand how such an innocuous children's book could cause such an uproar.

As you can see, I borrowed the title of Lin Yutang's book for my blog.

Esther and DIana's book is a down-to-earth, pragmatic approach to facilitating on-going retrospectives.

That was "an act of mental toughness" in Hite's book.

Hanging over Egan's book is a sense that human culture is changing at such warp speed that memory itself must adapt to keep pace.

Facebook has little interest in taking a page from Google Inc. 's book, which did an electronic auction-style offering.

I found your father's book in the parapsychology section in-between hypnosis and alien abductions.

Helen Mirren's book is In the Frame, My Life in Words and Pictures.

The following is part of an essay taken from Bradford Smith's book, Why We Behave Like Americans.

It has distributed Yu Dan's book to teachers, students and civil servants.

But as Ms Murray's book reveals, it is a peculiarly British habit to quarantine death with "pragmatism, etiquette and control" .

And certainly Pitkeathley and Emerson's book is described as revelatory by some of the readers I talk to.

Later, I flipped through Michaels's book, and discovered that the real secret is . . . exercise and painstaking dieting.

In fact, it is obvious that several of these hypo-critics have not even read Graves's book in the first place!

The fightback has begun. Mr Grayling's book is the latest reminder of why it must not flag.

According to Doherty's book, the Kochs came to regard elected politicians as merely "actors playing out a script. "

As reproduced as an appendix in Mr Curren's book, Rao's suspicions concerning Tai Situ Rinpoche are manifest.

My first exposure to software craftsmanship was in Pete McBreen's book Software Craftsmanship, which I read back in 2002.

Mr Hitchings's book is a corrective to some of these linguistic prejudices.

Use the contents page from the professor's book to help you.

The article analysis Ming and Qing Dynasty Dian people's book-writing and brief appraise the author of Dian region.

I would recommend that you read Gary Chapman's book, The Five Love Languages.

I had thought Father's book on the occult were harmless entertainment, tricks for my imagination.

The book won British Illustrated Children's Book of the Year.

Fantina's book aims to redress this critical oversight, making the case that masochism is a central feature of Hemingway's major works.

Mr Zakaria's book is, nonetheless, a readable attempt to predict the future.

Jeffrey Friedl's book, Regular Expressions (third edition), is considered the bible of regex use.

Friedman's book belongs to the long line of alarmist literature that is by its very nature utopian.

Some of Bertelsmann's book-club businesses have lost money for several years.

That said, Mr Tenet's book is worth reading for a couple of reasons.

In the end, Mr. Lazar's book does sound one resonant complaint about his father's death: "He was murdered twice. "

In Dan Brown's book "Angels and Demons, " a secret society tries to destroy the Vatican using an antimatter bomb.

Professor Li's book shelves should be dusted Professor Li's book shelves could use a dusting.

Porter's book also identifies the importance of examining where the strategic business unit fits within its industry.

A visitor's book was adopted in large families to keep record of visits and "flying cards" at the gatehouse.

Leffingwell's book is a necessary guide for large projects and large organizations making the transition to agile development.

"Alice in Wonderland" is Britain's Lewis. Carroll's book, the book mainly to write a good little girl's dream Alice adventure in mind.

The is Juan's book, our previous speaker, which gets a great rating, by the way, at Amazon.

Qingdao poet Changqun Yang's book of poetry Moonlight Wells up in My Heart was published by Yanshi Press in China.

Which brings us to those two scenes in Gordon's book, which show how quickly and brutally Society moves to protect its own interests.

Leontief's book was translated into Russian; his techniques studied by Soviet planners.