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The Physics of Nascar: The Science Behind the Speed

Category: Humor & Entertainment, Business & Money
Author: Francine Weinberg, Naomi Novik
Publisher: Tom Rath
Published: 2017-06-29
Writer: Thomas Sowell
Language: Spanish, Marathi, Chinese (Simplified), Norwegian
Format: epub, Kindle Edition

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