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- caa9ba5fd79e164e42a4e1daac0734a1721462638feba45d1b18c6d0d90cc07d date "1967".
- caa9ba5fd79e164e42a4e1daac0734a1721462638feba45d1b18c6d0d90cc07d edition "1.0".
- caa9ba5fd79e164e42a4e1daac0734a1721462638feba45d1b18c6d0d90cc07d first "David".
- caa9ba5fd79e164e42a4e1daac0734a1721462638feba45d1b18c6d0d90cc07d isCitedBy Commercial_code_(communications).
- caa9ba5fd79e164e42a4e1daac0734a1721462638feba45d1b18c6d0d90cc07d last "Kahn".
- caa9ba5fd79e164e42a4e1daac0734a1721462638feba45d1b18c6d0d90cc07d location "New York".
- caa9ba5fd79e164e42a4e1daac0734a1721462638feba45d1b18c6d0d90cc07d publisher "Macmillan".
- caa9ba5fd79e164e42a4e1daac0734a1721462638feba45d1b18c6d0d90cc07d ref "harv".
- caa9ba5fd79e164e42a4e1daac0734a1721462638feba45d1b18c6d0d90cc07d title "The Codebreakers: The Story of Secret Writing".