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InuYasha: Cosplay Kirara Ears Headband $4.99 InuYasha: Cosplay Kirara Ears Headband |
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InuYasha: Cosplay InuYasha Ears Headband. $4.5 InuYasha: Cosplay InuYasha Ears Headband. |
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A Separate Peace $7.48 Ever since its first publication in 1960, A Separate Peace has been hailed a modern classic.... |
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Sgt. Frog: Keroro Cosplay Cap $12.99 Sgt. Frog: Keroro Cosplay Cap! Stretch fit anime cosplay cap. One size fits most. |
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PU Cosplay Costume Long Gloves $25.39 If you are a super fan of cosplay, if you always participate in such perform, then here will be right for you! The cosplay gloves are a necessary part of cosplay costume. Wearing the cosplay gloves, you can show your beloved figure more accurately. The PU gloves are easy to clean and store. You will like it! |
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Cosplay Costume PU Long Gloves $25.39 If you are a super fan of cosplay, if you always participate in such perform, then here will be right for you! The cosplay gloves are a necessary part of cosplay costume. Wearing the cosplay gloves, you can show your beloved figure more accurately. The PU gloves are easy to clean and store. You will like it! |
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Lucky Star: Cosplay Girls Wall Scroll [LONG] $17.95 Lucky Star: Cosplay Girls Wall Scroll [LONG] |
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Black Butler: Ciel Cow Cosplay Plush $10.99 Black Butler: Ciel Cow Cosplay Plush |
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Black Butler: Sebastian Cow Cosplay Plush $10.99 Black Butler: Sebastian Cow Cosplay Plush |
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A Separate Country $5.99 Set in New Orleans in the years after the Civil War, A Separate Country is based on the incredible life of John Bell Hood, arguably one of the most controversial generals of the Confederate Army - and one of its most tragic figures. Robert E. Lee promoted him to major general after the Battle of Antietam. But the Civil War would mark him forever. At Gettysburg, he lost the use of his left arm. At the Battle of Chickamauga, his right leg was amputated. Starting fresh after the war, he married Anna Marie Hennen and fathered 11 children with her, including three sets of twins. But fate had other plans. Crippled by his war wounds and defeat, ravaged by financial misfortune, Hood had one last foe to battle: Yellow Fever. A Separate Country is the heartrending story of a decent and good man who struggled with his inability to admit his failures - and the story of those who taught him to love, and to be loved, and transformed him. |
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Separate Societies $30.95 “Economic and political forces no longer combat poverty—they generate poverty!" exclaim William Goldsmith and Edward Blakely in their report on the plight of American's urban poor. In this revised and updated edition of their 1992 book Separate Societies , the authors present a compelling examination of the damaging divisions that isolate poor city minority residents from the middle-class suburban majority. They pay special attention to how the needs of the permanently poor have been unmet through the alternating years of promises and neglect, and propose a progressive turn away from 30 years of conservative policies.   Separate Societies vividly documents how the urban working class has been pushed out of industrial jobs through global economic restructuring, and how the Wall Street meltdown has aggravated underemployment, depleted public services, and sharpened racial and class inequalities.   The authors insist that the current U.S. approach puts Americans out of work and lowers the standard of living for all. As such, Goldsmith and Blakely urge the Obama administration to create better urban policy and foster better metropolitan management to effectively and efficiently promote equality. |
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Separate Kingdoms $10.99 From Valerie Laken, the Pushcart Prize–winning author of Dream House , comes a powerful collection of short stories charting the divisions and collisions between cultures and nations, families and outsiders, and partners and misfits searching for love. Set in Russia and the United States, these are boldly innovative stories—tales of fractured, misplaced characters moving beyond the borders of their isolation and reaching for the connections that will make them whole. A family, shaken by an industrial accident, is divided, its members isolated in their home and only able to understand one another from their separate rooms. A young gay couple travels to Russia to meet the child they're desperately trying to adopt, but the experience reveals an emotional divide between the parents-to-be. A recent amputee removes herself from her body to keep her husband at bay. And the idyllic village life of a blind Russian boy is disrupted by an American dentist and the wonders of racy Western magazines. Separate Kingdoms is a rich and satisfying collection that traverses the distances between people and places in each marvelously rendered story. |
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Separate Beds $4.99 Tom and Annie's kids have grown up, the mortgage is do-able, and they're about to get a gorgeous new, state-of-the-art French stove. Life is good - or so it seems. Beneath the veneer of professional success and domestic security, their marriage is crumbling, eaten away by years of resentment, loneliness, and the fall out from the estrangement of their daughter, and they've settled into simply being two strangers living under the same roof. Until the economy falls apart. Suddenly the dull but oddly comfortable predictability of their lives is upended by financial calamity - Tom loses his job, their son returns home, and Tom's mother moves in with them. As their world shrinks, Tom and Annie are forced closer together, and the chaos around them threatens to sweep away their bitterness and frustration, refreshing and possibly restoring the love that had been lying beneath all along. In Separate Beds, Elizabeth Buchan has captured the concerns and joys of contemporary women, and her timely, warm, and funny novel tracks the ebb and flow of family, fortune, and love that is familiar to so many readers. |
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A Separate Creation $10.79 <p>In August 1991 newspaper headlines around the world announced an amazing discovery: a difference in the brains of heterosexuals and homosexuals. In 1993 American scientists claimed they had discovered a gay gene. Sexual orientation, it now seems, is not a choice, not a disease nor a faddish whim, but a fundamental biological part of who we are.</p><p> </p><p> Chandler Burr's ground-breaking work is the first and only comprehensive look at this revolutionary new science, biology on the farthest edges of current scientific practice. A Separate Creation: How Biology Makes Us Gay takes us into laboratories where researchers are using incredible technologies to discover what makes us straight or gay. From studies of male rats that ovulate and a species of African animal in which the female has a penis, to the political fire-storm surrounding the claim of a gay gene, from a new silicon chip made of human DNA that could discern the sexual orientation of the foetus in a woman's womb, to a working theory that homosexuality is a genetic/bacterial condition that could be 'cured' with an antibiotic, Burr explores this fascinating and often ethically ambiguous territory with clarity and an objective eye.</p> |
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