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book

[book] / bʊk /






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Although they had plenty of financial flexibility at the start of the offseason, with more than $60 million in salary from last season coming off the books, the front office also touted potential internal options.

From Los Angeles Times

A decision to stop funding a scheme which has provided free books for newborns for a quarter of a century has been called "heartbreaking".

From BBC

In his new book, George describes the process of getting diagnosed and says the symptoms of his conditions have been apparent since childhood.

From BBC

Scholars and intellectuals dilating in their little books: None of that matters anymore.

From The Wall Street Journal

In his book “Changing Fortunes,” former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker wrote that “the performance of the world economy in the first twenty-five years after Bretton Woods was exceptional.”

From The Wall Street Journal