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Empire rising
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Blackout
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It was a normal summer night in the city. Hot, noisy, busy. And then the lights went out, and everything changed. But that's not necessarily a bad thing, because not everyone likes normal. When a bus… |
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Urban interior
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174 p. : 25 cm |
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The War [videorecording]
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Two Doors Down
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Sally O'Neill has been cleaning the houses on Marlborough Road for so long that she almost feels like she lives there herself. There's Clare MacDonald with her huge, messy house and free-range childr… |
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Damnificados
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J. J. Wilson |
"Damnificados is loosely based on the real-life occupation of a half-completed skyscraper in Caracas, Venezuela: the Tower of David. In this fictional version, six hundred damnificados--vagabonds and… |
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The Other Side of Assimilation
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Tomas Jimenez |
1 online resource |
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Steel victory
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J. L. Gribble |
One hundred years ago, the vampire Victory retired from a centuries-long mercenary career. She settled in Limani, the independent city-state acting as a neutral zone between the British and Roman col… |
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Our towns
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John E. Bodnar |
"Our Towns: Remembering Community in Indiana is based upon a series of interviews conducted for more than twenty years by the Oral History Research Center at Indiana University. The center interviewe… |
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Empire Rising
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Sam Barone |
It is 3157 B.C.—The beginning of the Bronze Age and the rise of cities—and at the eastern edge of the great southern desert in Mesopotamia, men are at war. Bandits and worse plunder the countryside s… |
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