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COURSE BOOK
SESSION ONE

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Special thanks to the team that worked on the 2010 revision of this book: Tajinder Ahluwalia, Arthur Ahn, Rashid Akhter, Joshua Allen, Paul Allen, Gina Allison, Sanmati Ananthamurthy, Alisun Armstrong, Daniel Bachmann, Doug Barg, Kevin Bedeau, Greg Bollinger, Alix Bowman, Bevin Bullock, Jennifer Burbage, Keron Chang, Robert Colpitts, Chris Combs, Junel S. Corales, Charlie Corona, Priya Dasgupta-Yeung, Elisa Davis, Erin Decker, Okan Demirmen, Neelam Desai, Kevin Doherty, Peter Drew, Chris Dye, Alyson Fitch, Paula Fleming, Brian Fruchey, Darcy Galane, Devu Gandhi, Karuppiah Ganesan, Robert Garrelick, Susan Gaunt, Phil Glick, Ronny Gonzalez, Joanna Graham, Adam Grey, Zoya Grigoryan, Candi Halbert, Adel Hanash, Moinul Haque, Kristin Henke, Kashif Heyat, John Hightower, Jeannie Ho, Chip Hurlburt, Cinzia Iacono, Dzmitry Ivanou, Jyoti Jeerage, Ben John, Clint Jusino, Burton Kagen, Jennifer Kedrowski, Michael Kellman, Chris Koeberle, Joanne L’Abbate, Devin Landin, Matthew Landin, Carolyn Landis, Ben Leff, Aaron Lemon-Strauss, David Lorenc, Richard Lorenzo, Keith Lubeley, Jennifer Lynch, Glenn Maciag, Sameer Mandavia, Ania Maniara, Adam Maze, Danielle Mazza, Asim McArthur, Antoineta McCrea, Shana McCullough, Paul McNair, Loren Mendelsohn, Matthew Merson, Eli Meyer, Andrew Mitchell, Claire Molloy, Jennifer Moore, Todd Morgan, Jason Moss, Swapna Muppidi, Naveen Myangar, Rajesh Natarajan, Maria Nicholas, Walt Niedner, Deborah Osborn, Krunal Patel, Kojo Pilgrim, Shoshana Pfeiffer, Lisa Plante, Loretta Pontillo, Carl Pyrdum, Prasanna Rajagopalan, Robert Reiss, Damali Rhett, Ariane Root, Bret Ruber, Brigid Ryan, Marc SanLuis, Dustin Semo, Maulik Shah, Sahithi Sharma, Lori Shriner, Lauren Siliati, Alexander Smith, Murl Smith, Stephen Snyder, Toni Spinozzi, Oliver Stewart, Glen Stohr, Lisa Stringer, Edwin Suarez, Joe Suchta, Gene Suhir, Matthew Sullivan, Matthew Thomas, Stephanie Thompson, Anthony

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