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    Investigating ‘Too Big To Fail’: Should large banks be broken up?

    Investigating ‘Too Big To Fail’: Should large banks be broken up? by Levy, Joshua

    Published 2012
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    Custom as a source of law in the contemporary world: a comparative expositions

    Custom as a source of law in the contemporary world: a comparative expositions by Ansari, Abdul Haseeb

    Published 2009
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    Contemporary issues in terrorism and their Islamic perspectives : a comparative assessment

    Contemporary issues in terrorism and their Islamic perspectives : a comparative assessment by Ansari, Abdul Haseeb

    Published 2008
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    Properties of particleboard made from kenaf (Hibiscus cannabinus L.) as function of particle geometry

    Properties of particleboard made from kenaf (Hibiscus cannabinus L.) as function of particle geometry by A. H., Juliana, M. T., Paridah, S., Rahim, I., Nor Azowa, U.M.K., Anwar

    Published 2011
    “…The particle geometries were then clas�sified into several classes; 10 for kenaf core, 7 for kenaf bast, and 7 for rubberwood. …”
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    Properties of particleboard made from kenaf (Hibiscus cannabinus L.) as function of particle geometry

    Properties of particleboard made from kenaf (Hibiscus cannabinus L.) as function of particle geometry by A. H., Juliana, M. T., Paridah, S., Rahim, I., Nor Azowa, U. M. K., Anwar

    Published 2011
    “…The particle geometries were then clas�sified into several classes; 10 for kenaf core, 7 for kenaf bast, and 7 for rubberwood. …”
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    Teacher-pupil perceptions and their interactive behaviour in the classroom

    Teacher-pupil perceptions and their interactive behaviour in the classroom by Mahyuddin, Rahil

    Published 1982
    “…Four hundred pupils were also chosen basing on their teachers 'perception of their academic performance Of these, two hundred were clas sified as academically good and two hundred as academically weak. …”
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