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The fairy rebel
A rebellious fairy named Tiki, already in trouble for breaking the rule against wearing jeans, risks the further wrath of the Fairy Queen by trying to fulfill a human's special request for help.
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The Development of the Wholesaler in the United States 1860-1900
Although the scientific study of marketing is relatively new, certain aspects of it have been analyzed in considerable detail. A body of literature exists, for example, on the various phases of retailing and advertising. It is only in the last decade or two, however, that much attention has been given to the study of wholesalers and wholesaling. The field occupies an important place in the economy, and in this study of the development of the wholesaler in the United States, Bill Reid Moeckel provides the historical basis for understanding the present nature of the wholesaling business, with pointers for the future of the wholesaler and the wider retail economy in which it resides.
First published 1986.
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The return of the Indian
A year after he sends his Indian friend, Little Bear, back into the magic cupboard, Omri decides to bring him back only to find that he is close to death and in need of help.
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Bill Reid : beyond the essential form
This artistic biography gives an account of Bill Reid's life and work and of his role as artist, innovator, and ambassador of Haida art.
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Haida monumental art : villages of the Queen Charlotte Islands
Combining archeology and ethnohistory, this book presents an integrated framework for understanding the physical structure of a Haida village, through remarkable photographs, site plans and detailed descriptions of fifteen major villages.
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minding the gap: getting on board with collaboration-driven revenue models
According to research from PwC, \"Wasteful spending in the health system has been calculated at up to $1.2 trillion of the overall $2-2 trillion spent nationally, more than half of all spending.\"b The report highlights several key areas, including redundant, inappropriate, and unnecessary tests and procedures; inefficient healthcare administration; and chronic conditions that can be managed better-or avoided entirely. The challenge is that the systems for recording individual visits and billing insurance companies were not designed to analyze across visits, patients, and providers. [...]health care has long struggled with proper cost accounting, making it difficult to know true costs-a problem that has resulted in the notorious $30 charges on patient bills for aspirin tablets.
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