The Woman in American HistoryAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1971 - 207 pages |
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... winning robot. No single design will ensure a winner. The goal is a robot that can deliver consistent results over and over again. And it must be able to perform with the same consistency in different environments. The first part of ...
... winning robot. No single design will ensure a winner. The goal is a robot that can deliver consistent results over and over again. And it must be able to perform with the same consistency in different environments. The first part of ...
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... winning debaters control not only what the participants in the round think about but also how those participants think about the substance of the round . Winning debaters see the round in its entirety , not merely as 64 Winning Debates.
... winning debaters control not only what the participants in the round think about but also how those participants think about the substance of the round . Winning debaters see the round in its entirety , not merely as 64 Winning Debates.
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... winning? 'There is no copybook way to succeed, there's no Rahul Dravid model anymore to winning,' observes Saugata Gupta. 'If you are a risk-taker, there are many more opportunities for short-term wins. Sometimes a series of short-term wins ...
... winning? 'There is no copybook way to succeed, there's no Rahul Dravid model anymore to winning,' observes Saugata Gupta. 'If you are a risk-taker, there are many more opportunities for short-term wins. Sometimes a series of short-term wins ...
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References to this book
Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein No preview available - 1983 |