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�꽭�긽�쓣 諛붽씔 理쒖큹�뱾 |  |
| 저자 | �뵾�뿉瑜� �젣瑜대쭏(�뿭�옄 : 理쒗쁽二� 쨌 源��삙寃�) | ||
| 출판사 | �븯�뒛�뿰紐� | ||
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Life Is a Startup: W | |
| 저자 | Noam Wasserman | ||
| 출판사 | Stanford Business Books | ||
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�굹�뒗 �삤�뒛遺��꽣 �떖�씪吏�湲곕줈 寃곗떖�뻽�떎 | |
| 저자 | 洹몃젅泥� 猷⑤퉰(�뿭:�쑀�삙�씤) | ||
| 출판사 | 鍮꾩쫰�땲�뒪遺곸뒪 | ||
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Algospeak: How Socia | |
| 저자 | Adam Aleksic | ||
| 출판사 | Knopf | ||
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Americans Deal with | |
| People are among the most social creatures on earth. Even in their most primitive state, people naturally form dense webs of social and family ties that sustain and drive their culture and their very survival. This drive for human connections is as old as recorded history. The second chapter of Genesis asserts, ��쏧t is not good that the man should be alone.��� | ||
