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• Library of Congress Subject Headings
• Knowledge representation
• Authority control
• Index term
• Subdivision
• Cascading Style Sheets
• Brinkler classification
• Minnie Earl Sears
• Library science
• Information
• Thesauri

BACKGROUND: Normally, all works by or about an individual literary author are classed together in the same number or span of numbers in class P regardless of the number of names under which the person may be entered and

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• Cataloging
• American literature
• Pseudonym
• Literature
• Science
• Writing
• Cutter Expansive Classification
• Fiction
• Novel
• Author

Handout 8 – What Do You Need to Make a Change? The Wish List Directions: Local Program Director: Identify the types of resources you will need to implement your plan for a change or replication of an aspect of your loc

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• Letter case
• Authority control
• Index term
• American
• Information
• Data
• Adjective

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• Knowledge representation
• Index term
• Information retrieval
• Cataloging
• Thesauri
• Minnie Earl Sears
• Brinkler classification
• Library science
• Information science
• Science

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• Bibliography
• Epitome

Data Dictionary section from PREMIS Data Dictionary for Preservation Metadata version 2.1 This is an excerpt from the PREMIS version 2.1 document. It

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• Library science
• Archival science
• Digital libraries
• Preservation
• Knowledge representation
• Preservation Metadata: Implementation Strategies
• Preservation metadata
• METS
• Dublin Core
• Information
• Data
• Metadata

The Evolution and Genetics of Latin American Populations FR ANCIS C O M. S A LZ AN O and ´ T IRA B ORT OLI NI

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• Population genetics
• Human evolution
• Native American history
• DNA
• Haplogroup
• Settlement of the Americas
• Paleo-Indians
• Mitochondrial DNA
• Thalassemia
• Americas
• Genetics
• Recent single origin hypothesis

WEEK OF JULY 28, 2008 • VOL. XXXI, NO. 30 When the Shooting STARTs Not even an elite commission can take away Congress’ exclusive power to authorize war.

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• United States Constitution
• War Powers Clause
• Little v. Barreme
• Law
• The Imperial Presidency
• Powers of the President of the United States
• Government
• United States Congress
• War Powers Resolution