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Contents
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Jimmy Carter; 1924- (Public relations), David Garth; 1908-. | |
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Mutual funds | |
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Edward Moore Kennedy; 1932-. | |
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Carmine GALANTE, Criminal investigation, Mafia | |
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Robots |
57 | |
Ntozake Shange (American poet and dramatist.), Theater reviewsSingle works | |
58 | |
Motion picture reviews (Single works) | |
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Motion picture reviews (Single works) | |
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Music festivals (Colorado, New York (State)) | |
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Bread Shop Cafe |
47 | |
Seaside resorts | |
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Folk art (Exhibitions), Textile fabrics (Exhibitions) | |
55 | |
Photography (Exhibitions) | |
57 | |
Musicals, revues, etc (Reviews, Single works) |
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Richard Horowitz, Batons |
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