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Marketing in today’s digital age has become overwhelmingly complexbut it doesn’t have to be. Success lies in stepping above of the clutter and understanding the new principles of digital marketing.To
Selena Miller accepts a job in Wolfgang County, jumping at the chance to get away from her overbearing family. Crippled by anxiety, she’s determined to start a new, independent life.As Second of the W
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This Day in Philadelphia Sports, first published in 2014 and now newly updated in paperback to cover events from the 2014–15 season, offers a concise 366-day approach to looking back at the history of
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This publication comprises the first monographic survey dedicated to Canadian artist Kevin Schmidt. This publication comprises the first monographic survey dedicated to artist Kevin Schmidt. Based in
Many people know what they need to survive a doomsday scenario. They stock high-calorie foods and clean water, they find their own sources of power, and they prepare to defend themselves, if need be.
Jesse Garrett still grieves the death of her partner four years ago. The only thing that makes her feel alive are the nameless women with whom she shares her bed. And her art. When the opportunity ari
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In the late 1960s the New York Rangers transformed from NHL also-rans to Stanley Cup contenders. Gilles Villemure was part of that transformation. The little goaltender had a long wait to make it to t
By now we all know that the paleo diet yields amazing results for weight loss and overall well-being. But even the most health-conscious among us want to treat ourselves once in a while to something s
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In this thought-provoking, wide-ranging and often inspiring book, the authors examine how chess style and abilities vary with age. The conventional wisdom is that greater experience should compensate
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The definitive book of Currier & Ives prints, now available in a new format and price point!In the 1800s, long before the days of photojournalism and television, colorful up-to-date pictures o
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