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1960 Census Myths and Facts--Explained
Apr 15, 1996 ... Hence a small volume of records from the 1960 Census was lost, and this occurred because of inadequate inventory control and because of the ...
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1960 Census Myths and Facts--Explained
Apr 15, 1996 ... Because of this reason, the Census Bureau has not formally transferred to the National Archives data from the 1960 Census, excepting the ...
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Pop-up books
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML sis about pop-up books:”History, Construction and Restora- tion of Pop-Up Books”. 1995-97 Employed as paper restorer at the Conservation Department of the ...
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Primer on Disaster Preparedness, Management and Response
URL: http://cool-palimpsest.stanford.edu/bytopic/disasters/primer/index.html. Timestamp: Monday, 24-Nov-2008 16:07:09 PST Retrieved: Sunday, 15-Mar-2009 ...
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Solubility Parameters--
URL: http://cool-palimpsest.stanford.edu/byauth/burke/solpar/index.html. Timestamp: Sunday, 23-Nov-2008 15:20:04 PST Retrieved: Friday, 13-Mar-2009 02:15:26 ...
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CD-ROM STORAGE
Subject: CD-ROM STORAGE; From: "Arsenio Sánchez Hernampérez" <ARSENIO3@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>; Date: Sat, 27 Feb 1999 07:43:43 -0800; Message-id: <36D812D2. ...
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[PADG:1830] NEDCC Aids In Prague Flood Recovery
To: <padg@xxxxxxx>; Subject: [PADG:1830] NEDCC Aids In Prague Flood Recovery; From: "Jamie Doyle" <jdoyle@xxxxxxxxx>; Date: Thu, 24 Oct 2002 12:46:05 -0400 ...
8.
Etherington & Roberts. Dictionary--mechanical wood pulp
Paper made from 100 mechanical wood pulp has relatively low strength, discolors fairly rapidly upon exposure to air and light (possibly because no lignin is ...
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Etherington & Roberts. Dictionary--mechanical wood pulp
Paper made from 100 mechanical wood pulp has relatively low strength, discolors fairly rapidly upon exposure to air and light (possibly because no lignin is ...
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1960 Census Myths and Facts--Explained
Apr 15, 1996 ... A small point in the report dealt with the "myth" of the loss of the 1960 census tapes, out of which arose this clarification. ...
