Джон Кейжу - Открытия, которые изменили мир

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Благодарю всех сотрудников Pearson / FT Press Science за их упорный труд и поддержку, которые помогли этой книге появиться на свет. Спасибо, Тим Мур, Расс Холл, Джина Каноуз, Анна Гобел, Джули Файфер, Меган Колвин, Кирк Дженсен, Аманда Моран, Крисси Уайт, Лора Роббинс и Пэм Боланд. И, наконец, спасибо Джиму Маркхэму за то, что познакомил меня с миром литературного труда.