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Principles of Federal Appropriations Law: The Red Book, Third edition, Volumes 1 and 2

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Business & Economics - Investing

Year:

2011

Edition:

Third edition

Publisher:

Government Training Inc.

Language:

english

Pages:

1384

ISBN 10:

1937246914

ISBN 13:

9781937246914

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PDF, 4.05 MB

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