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For example, Pearson now owns Prentice Hall, which is quite an old publisher that used to be located in Englewood Cliffs, NJ.
Useless Information, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Mr. Guinee asked Mr. Hersh to discuss lease expirations with such tenants as Credite Suisse, Prentice Hall and AT&T when he was interrupted by the chief executive.
Testy Exchange 2012
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Pearson sells standardized tests, packaged curriculums and Prentice Hall textbooks.
Susan Sawyers: FoundED Susan Sawyers 2011
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Pearson sells standardized tests, packaged curriculums and Prentice Hall textbooks.
Susan Sawyers: FoundED Susan Sawyers 2011
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The London-based company, which owns the Financial Times, education publisher Prentice Hall and book publisher Penguin, saw sales jump 10% to £5.66 billion in the year.
Pearson Uneasy That Libya Holds Stake Paul Sonne 2011
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Prentice Hall heard about that pamphlet that I had been putting together and asked me to write a book about it, which came out in July of '93.
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Prentice Hall heard about that pamphlet that I had been putting together and asked me to write a book about it, which came out in July of '93.
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Prentice Hall heard about that pamphlet that I had been putting together and asked me to write a book about it, which came out in July of '93.
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He is also the co-author of the graduate textbook, Air Pollution: Its Origin and Control, published by Prentice Hall, and editor of the Air Pollution Engineering Manual published by John Wiley.
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Prentice Hall heard about that pamphlet that I had been putting together and asked me to write a book about it, which came out in July of '93.
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