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    Perceptual Interpretation & Cumulative Perceptual Assimilation in Fundamental/Essential Theory: A Parody of a Medical Text- an Exposition of Informative Comic Relief
    Perceptual Interpretation & Cumulative Perceptual Assimilation in Fundamental/Essential Theory: A Parody of a Medical Text- an Exposition of Informative Comic Relief
    Perceptual Interpretation & Cumulative Perceptual Assimilation in Fundamental/Essential Theory: A Parody of a Medical Text- an Exposition of Informative Comic Relief
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    Perceptual Interpretation & Cumulative Perceptual Assimilation in Fundamental/Essential Theory: A Parody of a Medical Text- an Exposition of Informative Comic Relief

    By Johnathan Q. Smythe

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateApr 19, 2004
    ISBN9781465326317
    Perceptual Interpretation & Cumulative Perceptual Assimilation in Fundamental/Essential Theory: A Parody of a Medical Text- an Exposition of Informative Comic Relief

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