o Book Details:Author: Sandra SilbersteinPaperback: 197Publisher: Routledge, Taylor & Francis groupCity of publication: LondonYear of publication: 2002Language: EnglishASIN: B000OT8284Price: USD $22.95o About the author:Sandra Silberstein is a professor of English at the University of Washington, Seattle. So far she has concentrated on women and language, choice reading, and technology and resources in teaching reading on [...]

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In 2008 there will be another round of presidential primaries, but with the primaries over a year away there is an almost unknown candidate John Cox of Illinois. John Cox is a businessman, tax attorney, and author. Who at 50, has had two failed attempts at office in Congress in 2000 and in the 2002 [...]

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