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A career as a heavy equipment operator
Heavy equipment operators, who drive the cranes, excavators, and other large machinery that power construction and engineering projects, are always in demand. Whether building skyscrapers, repairing aging infrastructure, or mining oil and gas fields, a career as a heavy equipment operator can be a rewarding and dependable occupation. Readers will find valuable information on the duties, skills, training, and future outlook of this exciting construction career. Other topics explored include opportunities for women and minorities, the use of green technology, and insight into some of the most ambitious construction projects at work today. Bibliography, Detailed Table of Contents, For Further Information Section, Glossary, Index, Sidebars, Web Sites, Full-color photographs.
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Theocracy
\"A book for middle school students about the system of theocracy\"-- Provided by publisher.
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Viking explorers : first European voyagers to North America
Presents information about the Viking civilization and describes their voyages across the Atlantic to become the first Europeans to set foot in the New World.
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Silver
\"Silver has always been a precious metal, used in photography, dentistry, currency, knives, forks, and spoons (better known as, yes, silverware!). Silver is used in x-rays, mirrors, and even medical bandages. In this book, we'll explore how silver was first discovered and used, and how it forms into compounds and alloys. Readers will discover where silver fits in the Periodic Table, and how silver plays a part in modern day electronics from cell phones to computers, but is no longer used in coins, given its expense. Interesting chemistry terms are accompanied by illustrations and photographs to bring silver to gleaming life.\"-- Provided by publisher.
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Robotics in space
\"Describes robotics in space, including robots used to explore the universe and other worlds, robots used to help build and repair facilities in space such as the International Space Station, and the possibilities of humanoid robots in space\"-- Provided by publisher.
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