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08/30/2009 8:14 AM

FREINDS CAN ANY ONE TELL ME WHAT DOES THE SUBJECT "UNIT OPERATIONS" DEAL WITH? AND WHAT ARE THE FAMOUS BOOKS FOR THE SUBJECT?
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Re: SUBJECT : UNIT OPERATIONS

08/30/2009 8:29 AM

All Caps are rude!

Google unit operations and take your pick.

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08/30/2009 9:02 AM

It's a secret society dedicated to ignoring those who use all caps in posts.

Turn off the caps lock and ask your question with a few more details, please?

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09/01/2009 3:01 AM

Principles of Unit Operations, by Welty Wicks & Wilson.

Please turn off Caps Lock.

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