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SIMPLEXITY: WHY SIMPLE THINGS BECOME COMPLEX (AND HOW COMPLEX THINGS CAN BE MADE SIMPLE)

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SIMPLEXITY: WHY SIMPLE THINGS BECOME COMPLEX (AND HOW COMPLEX THINGS CAN BE MADE SIMPLE)

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Published

on 29 Apr 2009

Year of Creation

2008

Jeffrey Kluger

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TX0006951309

on 29 Apr 2009

The U.S. Copyright record (Registration Number: TX0006951309) dated 29 Apr 2009, pertains to an electronic file (eService) titled "SIMPLEXITY: WHY SIMPLE THINGS BECOME COMPLEX (AND HOW COMPLEX THINGS CAN BE MADE SIMPLE)" created in 2008. The copyright holder is Jeffrey Kluger, known for their creative contributions in text registration. For any inquiries concerning this copyrighted material, kindly reach out to Jeffrey Kluger.

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TX0006951309

Registration Date

4/29/2009

Year of Creation

2008

Agency Marc Code

DLC-CO

Record Status

New

Physical Description

Book, 324 p

First Publication Nation

United States

Personal Authors

Jeffrey Kluger

Notes

Local Copyright Note: Regarding author information: Deposit copy states "Chapter Two ("Why is it so hard to leave a burning building or an endangered city?") is expanded from a cover story" written for Time magazine

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Application Title Statement: SIMPLEXITY: WHY SIMPLE THINGS BECOME COMPLEX (AND HOW COMPLEX THINGS CAN BE MADE SIMPLE)

Author Statement: Jeffrey Kluger Domicile: United States Authorship: text

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Application Title Statement: SIMPLEXITY: WHY SIMPLE THINGS BECOME COMPLEX (AND HOW COMPLEX THINGS CAN BE MADE SIMPLE)

Author Statement: Jeffrey Kluger Domicile: United States Authorship: text

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