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American Scenes: Lorraine Hansberry
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Amnesia Interactive Novel
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Answers and Explanations: Does Infinity Exist?
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Aurora Page
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Ben Okri Page
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BIOSIS
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Books of South Asian Writers Writing in English
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Bosnia: Uncertain Paths to Peace
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The Brown University Women Writers Project
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Cancer Genome Anatomy Project (CGAP)
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Celestial Timepiece: A Joyce Carol Oates Home Page
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Chaos at Maryland
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Chinua Achebe: An Overview
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Civnet
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College Student's Budget
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The Complete Works of William Shakespeare
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D. H. Lawrence
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Dave's Math Tables
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Directory of Ancient Egyptian Gods
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Domestic Terrorism Page
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The Early America Review
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The Edmund Spenser Home Page
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Emily Dickinson
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Enter Evolution
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GAP (Girls Are Powerful) Online
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Gender Issues in American Literature
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Geometry and the Imagination in Minneapolis
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Go Math
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A Guide to Classic Mystery and Detection
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Hello Dolly: A WebQuest
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Inkspot: Resources for Writers
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Jeune Afrique Online
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Kidlink
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The Labyrinth
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Lewis Carroll Home Page
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MacBeth Plugged
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Mathematics Problem-Solving Task Centres
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Mathematics
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Medieval Drama Links
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Mexico
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Molecular Expressions: Images from the Microscope
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National Immigration Forum
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Newton's Apple
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Nick Evans' Survey of American Literature
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Les Pages de Paris
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Plants, People, and the Environment
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Research Paper Page
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Richest Man in the World: Andrew Carnegie
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Right Side of the Web
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Short Course in Trigonometry
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The Sikhism Home Page
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South Asian American Literature
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Students and Credit Cards
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The T. S. Eliot Page
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The Talk.Origins Archive
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Tangerine: Poetry Site Extraordinaire
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TAP Junior
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Treasure Island
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Visite Virtuelle du Musée de la Publicité
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Voices from the Gaps: Women Writers of Color
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Webspeare
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The "White Man's Burden" and Its Critics
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Windows on the Universe
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Wired Style
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Work in Progress: A James Joyce Website
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World of Numbers: Palindromic Numbers and Other Recreational Topics
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