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Original Title:

SCIENCE
A CLOSER LOOK
By:
Dr. Jek K. Hackett
Kathryn LeRoy. M.S
Dr. Richard H.Moyer
Dr. Dorothy J.T. Terman
Dr. JoAnne Vasquez
Dr. Gerald F. Wheeler
Mulugheta Teferi. M.A.
Dinah Zike. M.Ed.

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www.macmillanmh.com

English Edition Copyright 2009 the McGrawHill Companies Inc

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Arabic Edition is published by Obeikan under agreement with
The McGrawHill Companies Inc 2008

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