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Biography
978-1-257-97624-9

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978-1-329-16078-1

Christian
978-1-365-83555-1

Christian
978-1-257-90451-8
The Devil did not make me do it (Coming Soon)
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978-1-365-98214-9

Church security
978-1-300-97329-4
To Watch Over Them Day and Night
Church security
978-1-365-88075-9

Data Science
978-1-365-27041-3

Data Science
978-1-329-28062-5

Data Science
978-1-312-19311-6

Data Science
978-1-365-81915-5

Data Science
978-1-312-84101-7

General
978-1-312-71732-9

History
978-1-312-38213-8
Dear Mr. President (Under rewrite)
Leadership
978-1-105-55514-5

Leadership/Biography
978-1-329-56566-1

Math Modeling
978-1-257-00583-3

Math Modeling
978-1-4583-9255-8

Math Modeling
978-1-257-83225-5

Operations Research
978-1-329-00404-7
Discrete Event Simulation using ExtendSim 8 (Buy PB) (Buy HC) Simulation Modeling 978-1-300-79058-7



Missile Flight Simulation - Surface-to-Air Missiles (Buy HC)
Simulation Modeling
978-1-329-64495-3
Simulation Conceptual Modeling
Simulation Modeling
978-1-105-18162-7
Verification and Validation for Modeling and Simulation
Simulation Modeling
978-1-312-74061-7
Predictive Modeling and Analytics
Statistical Modeling
978-1-312-37544-4
Systems Engineering Processes and Practice (Buy HC) Systems Engineering 978-1-257-09273-4

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