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Guiné-Bissau by António Costa

Published 1982-01-01

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Waves in Guinness by Robinson, M, Fowler, A, Alexander, A, O'Brien, S

Published 2008

“…We describe a simple model of a bubbly two-phase flow which is able to explain why waves propagate downward when a pint of Guinness is poured, and also how the waves are generated. …”

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Waves in Guinness by Robinson, M, Fowler, A, Alexander, A, O'Brien, S

Published 2008

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The Guinness book of answers / by McWhirter, Norris

Published 1985

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Guinness world records 2008 / by Glenday, Craig

Published 2007

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GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS 2002 / by Cunningham, Antonia, editor 638200, Freshfield, Jackie, editor 594586, Masson, Carla, editor 638201, Robins, Virginia, editor 638202, Bradley, James, editor 638203

Published 2002

“…Guinness World Records 2002 Hardback Book. Advancing on the high-tech frontier as the world's most cutting-edge wireless tool, this is the catalytic reaction of wireless, Web, and TV within one dynamic print medium. …”

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GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS 2003 / by Dimery, Rob, editor 304047, Watts, Peter, editor 304051

Published 2003

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GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS 2004 /

Published 2003

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Guinness world records 2006

Published 2005

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Guinness book of world records / by McWhirter, Norris, editor

Published 1983

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The Guinness dictionary of poisonous quotes / by Jarman, Colin

Published 1991

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Guinness world records 2015 by Guinness World Records Limited, editor

Published 2014

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THE GUINNESS BOOK OF RECORDS 1993 / by Matthews, Peter, editor 243683, McWhirter, Norris, 1925-2004 editor 386864

Published 1992

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THE GUINNESS BOOK OF RECORDS 1992 / by McFarlan, Donald, editor 594309, McWhirter, Norris D., 1925-2004, editor

Published 1991

“…The world has seen many dramatic changes since the first edition of The Guinness Book of Records. There are obvious developments such as space flight and the microprocessor, which in 1955 belonged largely in the realms of science fiction. …”

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