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A Complete Revision and Thorough Updating of the Ultimate Reference from the Newspaper of Record
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I was browsing thru this book today at Costco. Does anyone own this? I was thinking of adding it to my christmas list. Seems like something cool to have around.
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I saw this last week. It looked ok, but probably not something I'd buy...with the Internet, I'm not sure buying a reference book is worth the money anymore. Although I wouldn't mind receiving it as a gift.
I saw this last week. It looked ok, but probably not something I'd buy...with the Internet, I'm not sure buying a reference book is worth the money anymore. Although I wouldn't mind receiving it as a gift.
That's what I was thinking too. Better than getting a sweater that I'll never wear.
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