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  1. 11

    Emergency response team to roam Metro by Aurelio, Julie M.

    Published in Philippine Daily Inquirer (2008)
    Article

    Emergency response team to roam Metro
  2. 12

    Yuppies do their part for underpriviledged grads by Rivera, Blanche

    Published in Philippine Daily Inquirer (2002)
    Article

    Yuppies do their part for underpriviledged grads
  3. 13

    Brief amicus curiae of the American Library Association. Submitted with the consent of the parties in the Supreme Court of the United States, Oct. term 1973, no. 73-1279. The Wil...

    Published 1974
    Book

    Brief amicus curiae of the American Library Association. Submitted with the consent of the parties in the Supreme Court of the United States, Oct. term 1973, no. 73-1279. The Williams and Wilkins Co., petitioner, vs. the United States, respondent, on writ of certiorari to the United States Court of Claims. Wiiliam D. North [and others] attorneys for the American Library Association as amicus curiae.
  4. 14

    Reporting from abroad. by Grimes, Paul

    Published 1972
    Book

    Reporting from abroad.
  5. 15

    The defence of "Obedience to superior orders" in international law by Dinstein, Yoram

    Published 1965
    Book

    The defence of "Obedience to superior orders" in international law
  6. 16

    Information technology in the age of emergency public health response. by Popovich, M.L

    Article

    Information technology in the age of emergency public health response.
  7. 17

    Retrospectroscope-contributions of the vacuum tube to early electrophysiological research. by Geddes, L.A

    Article

    Retrospectroscope-contributions of the vacuum tube to early electrophysiological research.
  8. 18

    Who cares and who is careless? Insufficient effort responding as a reflection of respondent personality. [article]. by Bowling, Nathan

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    Who cares and who is careless? Insufficient effort responding as a reflection of respondent personality. [article].

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