PURE ASP.NET A code-intensive premium reference

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1

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0-672-32069-x

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613

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004.678/L489

beginning ASP.NET E-Commerce

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1

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1-86100-750-7

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522

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005.276/w337

programming ASP.NET

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1

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0-596-00171-1

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944

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005.276/H959

AUDUBON HOUSE

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1

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0 471 02496 1

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207

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-

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725.23/A916

Dr No

In this Macmillan Reader adaptation of Dr No, British secret agent James Bond travels to Jamaica to investigate the mysterious disappearance of an MI6 agent. There, he confronts the villainous Dr No, a criminal mastermind with a deadly plan. This reader offers simplified vocabulary and grammar suitable for intermediate ESL learners.

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

This edition of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz restores the beloved American fairy tale to its original form, featuring illustrations by W. W. Denslow and expert commentary by Susan Wolstenholme. It explores the novel’s historical background, cultural impact, and its themes of home, courage, and self-discovery.

Treasure Island

A classic tale of adventure and piracy, Treasure Island is the story of young Jim Hawkins, who discovers a treasure map and sets out on a perilous voyage in search of fortune. This Oxford World's Classics edition includes an introduction and notes by Peter Hunt that explore the novel’s literary significance, historical context, and enduring legacy.

ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES IN MATERIALS CONSERVATION

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1

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978 0 470 01280 2

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424

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702.87/S929

50+VACATION HOMES

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1

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1 92074 499 1

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324

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Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

This Oxford World's Classics edition of Adventures of Huckleberry Finn presents Mark Twain’s iconic tale of adventure, satire, and moral growth along the Mississippi River. With a perceptive introduction and scholarly notes by Emory Elliott, this edition explores Twain’s style, the historical context, and the novel’s controversial themes, making it ideal for students, educators, and gener…