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Bad Data How Governments, Politicians and the Rest of Us Get Misled by Numbers
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TextPublication details: Great Britain Little, Brown,:The Bridge Street Press 2022Description: 274 Weight:382g Height:173mm Width:234mm Spine width:23mmISBN: - 9780349128627
- 314.1 STU.B
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