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Microsoft Outlook 2007 programming

Sue Mosher

2009

Cloud enterprise architecture

Pethuru Raj

2012

Object-oriented project management with UML

Murray Cantor

1998

Beginning J2EE 1.4

James L. Weaver

2004

Democracy and development in East Asia

Thomas W. Robinson

1991

India From Curzon to Nehru and After

Durga Das

1970 ★ 4.2

Introduction to game design, prototyping, and development

Jeremy Gibson

2015

Ember.js web development with Ember CLI

Suchit Puri

2015

MCTS Self-Paced Training Kit (Exam 70-643): Configuring Windows Server 2008 Application Platform (PRO-Certification) (PRO-Certification)

J.C. Mackin

2008

Chickens

Judy Wearing

2011

Software Craftsmanship

Pete McBreen

2001

Neoliberalism

Thomas D. Willett, Ravi K. Roy, Arthur T. Denzau et al.

2006

Steps to small business start-up

Linda Pinson

2000

An introduction to early childhood studies

Trisha Maynard, Nigel Thomas

2004

Android Studio development essentials

Neil Smyth

2014

Cost-benefit analysis

K. Puttaswamaiah

1988

Beginning ASP.NET 4 in C# 2010

Matthew MacDonald

2010

The Java developer's guide to Eclipse

Jim D'Anjou, John Kellerman, Pat McCarthy et al.

2005

Form+code in design, art, and architecture

Casey Reas

2010

How green is the city?

Luc Hens, Dimitri Devuyst, W. de Lannoy

2001

Illustrated babywatching

Desmond Morris

1991

Rethinking development geographies

Marcus Power

2003

Embracing Insanity

Russell Pavlicek

2000

An Embedded Software Primer

David E. Simon

1999

Ethics of consumption

Luis A. Camacho, Colin Campbell, David A. Crocker

1998

Reptiles & amphibians

Andrés Llamas Ruiz

1996

Solutions for the World's Biggest Problems

Bjørn Lomborg

2007

The Implementation of China's Science and Technology Policy

Q. Y. Yu

1999

The baby book

William Sears

1993

The Unified modeling language

Martin Schader, A. Korthaus

1998

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