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50 Years Of Human Engineering: History And Cumulative Bibliography Of The Fitts Human Engineering Division
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A Sampler Of Women's Studies Resources: Primary Source Materials In The Special Collections Library At Duke University
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Adaptive Technology For The Internet: Making Electronic Resources Accessible To All
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Gateways, Gatekeepers, And Roles In The Information Omniverse
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