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The Forerunner Factor

Author: Andre Norton
Editor: Baen Publishing Enterprises
ISBN: 1618248472
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Two Andre Norton novels in her Forerunner series featuring young alien/human hybrid Simsa, collected for the first time in one volume. A heroic young woman seeks her origins as she comes of age on worlds of peril and alien mystery. Forerunner: On the ancient planet Kuxortal, young Simsa grows up among the ancient ruins of a fallen galactic civilization¾the Forerunners. But Simsa has always been different, with iridescent blue-black skin and a telepathic bond with her bat-like zorsal. When her mentor dies, her future looks bleak¾until Thom, a star ranger, arrives and leads Simsa on a new path that takes both through danger to the ultimate revelation, which will change her life, and perhaps galactic civilization itself, forever. Forerunner: The Second Venture: Simsa has been captured by starfaring humans intent on discovering the secrets of the Forerunners. With the aid of her pet zorsal, Simsa escapes her captors and crash lands on another world touched by ancient Forerunner civilization. Now Simsa must battle the spirit within her that seeks to transform her into something utterly inhuman. But the ancient Forerunners, however scientifically advanced, have not reckoned with the courage of this young woman who is determined to keep her freedom and write her own destiny among the stars. At the publisher's request, this title is sold without DRM (Digital Rights Management).

The Multi Ethnic Factor In Namibia

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The Human Factor

Author: Archie Brown
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ISBN: 0198748701
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The Human Factor tells the dramatic story about the part played by political leaders - particularly the three very different personalities of Gorbachev, Reagan and Thatcher - in ending the standoff that threatened the future of all humanity

Uric Acid As A Factor In The Causation Of Disease

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Evaluation Of Present State Of Knowledge Of Factors Affecting Tidal Hydraulics And Related Phenomena

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The Forerunner

Author: Charlotte Perkins Gilman
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Author: Bob Goldman
Editor: Elite Sports Medicine Publications
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Provides comprehensive, authoritative guidance on special training diets and diet aids, diverse training systems, exercise machines, drugs and drug-detection techniques, sports psychology, and sports in furies

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Author: William Ashworth
Editor: Dutton Adult
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This dramatic, tragic story of man's gross insensitivity to the ecological balance of nature recounts the destructive consequences of the "war of extermination" which Oregon farmers waged against coyotes in 1947.

The Ace Factor

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ISBN: 9780380708253
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The Gender Factor

Author: Suzann Olsson
Editor: International Specialized Book Service Incorporated
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"This is one of the first collections of articles which brings together current theoretical and practical perspectives on gender relations in New Zealand public organisations. This book examines the notion of gender as a cultural construct as opposed to a biological imperative. It explores three basic issues: first, gender as a key concept in the analysis of organisational theory, practice and culture ; second, the impact of gender on women's options in the labour market ; and third, the potential of wmen's "difference of view" to contribute to growth and innovation in organisations. Suzann Olsson has drawn together a wide-ranging collection of penetrating and stimulating articles by women involved with these issues." -- Back cover.