Classical Wisdom For Modern Leaders:

Продолжаем тему, начатую здесь. Сегодня очередные 15 книжек.
А вообще вот так живешь себе спокойно, живешь, уважаешь всякие ISBN'ы и другие особые приметы книжек... Вдруг — бац! и вторая смена... :)
Ну что ж, в свете доктрины, озвученной Аваксом, постараемся перепереть полечку со старофранцузского на язык партии. :) Посмотрим, как получится — уж больно несимпатичны мне эти палки вертикальные... :)
Если же серьезно, на мой взгляд, архинужную и архиважную статью Авакс написал.

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