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The new way things work
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The forgotten crafts
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The way things work
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Conscientious objections : stirring up trouble about language, technology, and education
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Technopoly
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Cathedral, forge, and waterwheel : technology and invention in the Middle Ages
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Birth of an industry : 70 years of electricity in Bellefonte
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Mr. Lincoln's high-tech war : how the North used the telegraph, railroads, surveillance balloons, ironclads, high-powered weapons, and more to win the Civil War
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Born a dreamer : rural life in the 40/50's
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The history of electric service operations in the Bellefonte-Centre County (Pennsylvania) area
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Born digital : understanding the first generation of digital natives
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Popular mechanics
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Colonial craftsmen and the beginnings of American industry
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How in the world?
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The new book of popular science
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The minority report : and other classic stories
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You are not a gadget
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Fever Crumb
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The kids' guide to robots
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Becoming a digital designer : a guide to careers in Web, video, broadcast, game, + animation design
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The Chinese thought of it : amazing inventions and innovations
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The clockwork rocket
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How things work! The Greeks
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A web of air
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Inc. yourself : how to profit by setting up your own corporation
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Cape Perdido [LP]
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Black water rising
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Pursued
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Fleeced : how Barack Obama, media mockery of terrorist threats, liberals who want to kill talk radio, the do-nothing Congress, companies that help Iran, and Washington lobbyists for foreign governments are scamming us-- and what to do about it
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Pennsylvania: titan of industry
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The constant gardener : a novel
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The appeal [LP]
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A nose for justice : a novel
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Witless protection
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The Corporation
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The unincorporated man
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Being Nikki : an airhead novel
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Boston legal. Season 5
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Fuzzy nation
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Buried secrets
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The constant gardener : a novel
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The Constant Gardener
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The second time around [LP]
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Journey to Cubeville : a Dilbert book
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Shadow account
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Fugitive from the cubicle police
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Outrage : how illegal immigration, the United Nations, Congressional ripoffs, student loan overcharges, tobacco companies, trade protection, and drug companies are ripping us off-- and what to do about it
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The second time around
