Price, Robert
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Price, Robert (1948- ).
Price, Robert (Robert J.)
VIAF ID: 277019403 (Personal)
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Works
| Title | Sources |
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| Always in the way |
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| The Arkansaw traveller |
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| Asset price cycles, "on-off" factors and structural budget balances |
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| The beautiful city. |
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| Blue bell |
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| The boss tramp. |
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| Buzzing around. |
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| "Christ", the new born king. |
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| Congo love song |
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| Defender |
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| Down on the farm. |
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| Exporting apartheid : foreign policies in Southern Africa, 1978-1988 |
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| I got mine |
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| Hall of fame |
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| Hello, Central, give me Heaven |
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| The holy city |
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| The home over there |
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| The honeysuckle and the bee |
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| I'll be with you when the roses bloom again |
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| I'll be your rainbow, or, I'll be your rain-beau |
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| I'll not go out with Billy anymore. |
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| I'm wearing my heart away for you |
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| In the good old summer time |
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| In the springtime when the lilacs are in bloom |
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| In the sweet bye bye |
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| It was the Dutch |
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| Jessamine. |
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| Johnny Appleseed, man and myth |
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| Just break the news to Mother. |
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| L'économie politique de la réforme : retraites, emplois et déréglementation dans dix pays de l'OCDE |
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| Let your lower lights be burning |
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| Making growth more environmentally sustainable in Germany |
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| The man behind. |
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| The maple leaf forever |
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| Meet me in St. Louis[, Louis] |
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| More work for the undertaker |
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| My courtship |
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| My friend Bill. |
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| My old dutch |
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| My Sulu Lu, or, [My Sulu Lulu Loo?] |
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| Nancy Lee |
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| Navajo |
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| The new working class? / edited by Richard Hyman and Robert Price. - Basingstoke, 1985. |
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| The new working class? : white-collar workers and their organizations : a reader |
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| Office boy |
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| On a starry night |
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| Only a dream of the golden past |
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| Only a soldier's boy. |
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| Only me |
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| Passing show |
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| Pinky panky poo |
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| Plain Mamie O'Hooley |
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| Please let me sleep |
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| Pretty little Dinah Jones |
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| Prima donna |
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| Profiles of union growth, 1980 |
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| Pull for the shore. |
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| Quand la technologie fait la différence |
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| The rationale and design of inflation-indexed bonds |
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| Rescue the perishing |
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| Rock of ages |
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| The same old crowd |
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| Sammy |
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| She rests by the Suwanee River. |
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| Sing again that sweet refrain |
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| Sing hallelujah. |
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| Sis Hopkins |
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| Smiles |
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| Stratégie financière à moyen terme : la coordination des politiques monétaire et budgétaire |
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| Stump speech on love. |
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| Sultan of Sulu |
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| The sunflower and the sun, or, The sunflower of the south |
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| Susan Van Doosan. |
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| That's how I love you Mame |
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| Turtle dove |
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| Under the bamboo tree [(if you lak-a me like I lak-a you)] |
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| Union growth and employment trends in the United Kingdom, 1964-1970 |
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| Up in a cocoanut tree |
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| The voice of the Hudson |
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| I want's to be a lidy, or, [I wants to be a leading lady] |
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| What would the neighours say?. |
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| When Finnigan went to sea. |
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| When Kate and I were coming thru the rye |
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| When the harvest days are over, [Jessie dear] |
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| While the leaves come [i.e. came] drifting down |
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| Wizard of Oz |
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| I wonder if she's waiting |
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| Won't you come home. |
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| Writing clear English : a manual for college students |
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| Your mother wants you home, lad, or, [Your mother wants you home boy] |
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| You're as welcome as the flowers in May |
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