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Labour on Deprivation of Liberty
Posted by Luke H on November 26th, 2009Confusing Book Depository URLs
Posted by Luke H on November 26th, 2009I really like UK online bookstore The Book Depository – they have low prices and free shipping, even halfway around the world to New Zealand – but readers should note that they have two domain names serving what appears to be the same site: bookdepository.com bookdepository.co.uk The important thing about this is that the sites [...]