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Book of
Pages is a
graphic novel by
English author David Whiteland published in 2000. It
tells the
story of Jiriki, a
young monk sent from a mountain...
- Putt's Law and the
Successful Technocrat –
BookPages displaying short descriptions with no
spaces Systemantics –
Book by John Gall Flynn, Dan (November 8, 1980)...
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Demetrius I of Macedon. List of
Latin phrases Vade me**** – Type of
reference bookPages displaying short descriptions of
redirect targets Cicero,
Paradoxa Stoicorum...
- it, use it—I need to
radically shorten my
elevator pitch.
Writing in
BookPages,
Eliza McGraw wrote, "How do we make
people care
about our ideas?, the...
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page in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Page most
commonly refers to:
Page (paper), one side of a leaf of paper, as in a
book Page,
PAGE,
pages, or...
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Elliot Page (formerly
Ellen Page; born
February 21, 1987) is a
Canadian actor and producer. His
accolades include nominations for an
Academy Award, three...
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initial section of a
book,
typically containing the
fewest pages. Traditionally,
front matter pages do not have a
folio (the
printed page number),
unless it...
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common domain name. The term "web
page" is
therefore a
metaphor of
paper pages bound together into a
book. Each web
page is
identified by a
distinct Uniform...
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phone book interior) or
might be
tweaked by a
graphic designer (as for a
highly polished,
expensive publication).
Beginning from
early illuminated pages in...
- A
coloring book (British English: colouring-in
book,
colouring book, or
colouring page) is a type of
book containing line art to
which people are intended...
