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Famine and human development

Zena Stein

1975

Participatory Development

Arif Hasan

2009

Business plans to game plans

Jan B. King

1994

Fetal and neonatal brain injury

David K. Stevenson

1997

We plant a seed

Sharon Gordon

2000

Pouch!

David Ezra Stein

2009

Hue Boy

Rita Phillips Mitchell

1992

Watch Me Grow

Michelle O'Brien-Palmer

1999

Growing Together

五味太郎, Meagan Bennett

2016

Don't let go!

Jeanne Willis

2002

The Growing Story

Ruth Krauss, Phyllis Rowand

1947

Brain plasticity and behavior

Bryan Kolb

1995

Franklin and his friend

Paulette Bourgeois, Sharon Jennings, Scholastic et al.

2002

Reproductive System

Steve Parker

1997

Megabrain

Michael Hutchison

1986

Minikin

Stephen Cosgrove

1984

The founder's mentality

Chris Zook

2016

Brain Crosstalk in Puberty and Adolescence

Jacques Young, Jean-Pierre Bourguignon, Jean-Claude Carel et al.

2015

Human Growth:Neurobiology and Nutrition

F. Falkner

1979

Hiding dinosaurs

Dan Moynihan

2015

Growth, Acquisition and Investment

Manmohan S. Kumar

1984

Inhibitors of cell growth

Alvaro Macieira-Coelho

1998

The Prospective city

Arthur P. Solomon

1980

Post-capitalist society

Peter F. Drucker

1993

The 21st Century Brain

Steven Rose

2006

Cities and economic development

Bairoch, Paul.

1988

An ordinance of the city council of the city of San Dimas amending the San Dimas Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance no. 37, as amended) by adding article 7 to chapter 2 thereof to establish specific plan no. 1-- the Creative Growth Plan Area

San Dimas (Calif.)

1983

The developing myocardium

Emma Riva

1991

Growth of pruned white pine

Leonard I. Barrett

1938

Fetal and postnatal cellular growth

Donald B. Cheek

1975

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