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She said the new edition "marks the pinnacle of an exciting and ambitious publishing programme, undertaken with Faber over the past decade".

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Cope's book series features cute animals using gadgets to solve crimes, catch robbers and undertake daredevil missions.

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President John Quincy Adams had urged Americans to undertake scientific research and return “light for light,” transmitting discoveries in response to those from Europe.

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But desperate circumstances and a growing sympathy unite them, and the novel unfolds the quest for survival they undertake once their fortunes converge.

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The layoffs are the second round that the coffee giant has undertaken since Chief Executive Brian Niccol took the helm roughly a year ago.

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