Strangerover's 2004 reading list

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	"Upbeat look on mankind's contribution to the end of the world"

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	"British ingenuity at it's best and a sad reminder of underinvestment"

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	"Fascinating insight into the desire to measure and define information and it's changing format"

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	"The worlds first practical business computer taken up by Lyons catering"

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	"Quirky and challenging insight into the ways of the world's largest 'democracy'"

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	"An 'adult' re-rendering of a tortuous awakening of a sleeping princess"

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	"An insight into the complicated life of William Joyce - the man behind WWII Germany's propagandist 'Lord Haw Haw'"

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	"An overview of the complexities of six mathematical numbers that may hold the universe together"

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	"Alan Turing: The Enigma  - The best book I've ever read, flows like a  novel, full of insight into the life of the father of computer science before and after the 20th century's busiest hours..."

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	"An insider's view from an academic framework"

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	"Far fetched, fast paced but fun"

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	"A well written pocket book"

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	"A bit heavy at times, but an insightful pocket book"

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	"About as up-beat as a subject like this can be. Includes Fauld Mine blast"

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	"Who says mathematicians can't have fun"

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	"Probably asks more questions than it answers, worth reading through to the end..."

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	"Intriguing history shifting tale..."

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	"Upbeat account from behind Whitehall's closed doors and how Britain would face the Bomb."

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	"Contemporary account of the White House's main players in the Cuban missile crisis"

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	"More far fetched intervention from Dan Brown's historian"

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	"Thought provoking issues with author's supporting website"

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	"Very well written novel about gender identity anchored from the middle to end of the 20th century."