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Accounting 1
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Accounting and Finance 48
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Accounting Principles 7th Canadian Ed 1
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Architecture 14
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Art History and Film 1
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Arts Management 2
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BCH210 25
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BIO 130 3
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BIO 230 1
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Biochemistry 1
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Biochemistry and human biology 1
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Biology 2
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BPM335 2
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Business 2
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Business Administration 1
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Canadian Income Taxation 1
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Capital Markets and Financial Institutions 1
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Cell & molecular Biology 10
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CHEM 101 1
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Chem 210 6
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CITM500 1
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Civil Engineering 1
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Commerce Economics 1
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Communication, Culture, Information and Technology 10
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Computer Science 17
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Computer Science and Mathematics 48
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Course Biological Science, 6th Edition 1
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Course Tests Bank 1
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CSB 329 1
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Dental Assisiting 1
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Dental hygienist 1
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Ecology 1
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Economics 146
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Economics and Political Science 13
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ENG 3C 1
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Engineering 10
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English 12
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Environmental Management and Geography 1
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Environmental science 7
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Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering 1
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FIN 621 - International Finance 1
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Finance and Economics Specialist 6
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Financial Management 1
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Fixed-Income Analysis 1
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Forensic Science 1
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Health Sciences 1
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Healthcare 6
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History 2
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HMB204 1
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Human Biology 32
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HUMAN HEALTH AND THE ENVIRONMENT 1
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Human Physiology II 1
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Humanities 5
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Immunology 1
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Information Systems Security and Privacy 1
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Introduction to Classical Music 1
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Introduction to Data Science 2
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Introduction to sociology 1
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Introductory Chemistry I 5
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Introductory Organic Chemistry I 1
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Introductory to Chemistry 1 1
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Introductory to Chemistry I 1
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Kinesiology 4
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Law, arts management 1
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Life Science 15
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Life sciences 20
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Literature 1
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Macroeconomic Theory and Policy ECO 2
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Management 4
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Management Control Systems 1
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Master of Civil Engineering 43
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MAT133Y1 1
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Mathematics 1
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Maths 7
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Media Studies 1
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Medicine 70
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Mental Health Studies 1
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MGFD 1
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MGFD MGFB10 1
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Mobile Robotics and Perception 1
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Molecular Biology 16
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Molecular biology and biotechnology 1
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Molecular biology, Immunology, and Disease 1
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Music and Culture 2
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Neuroscience 9
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Nursing 5
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Pharmacy 1
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Physical and Environmental Sciences 4
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PSL 300 1
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PSL300 4
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PSY C39 2
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Psy100 1
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Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing 1
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Psychology 99
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Psychology: Themes and Variations 1
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RLG 204 1
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ROB521 Mobile Robotics and Perception 2
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ROB521: Mobile Robotics and Perception 1
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Rotman Commerce 25
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Significant figures gizmo 1
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Social Sciences 7
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Statistics 41
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Theatre & Drama 1
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Using Sage 50 Accounting 2025 1
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Perfect handwriting notes for introductory linear algebra and relative materials. It includes basic concepts, clear explanations for plenty of examples, and colorful marks to distinguish critical points. It is easier for you to study with it. Remember to check my other notes.
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University of Toronto•MAT223
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Perfect handwriting notes for math proofs and relative materials. It includes basic concepts, good examples, and the best explanation. It is easier for you to study with it. Highlights key points and points of fallible points. Don't forget to check my other notes.
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University of Toronto•MAT102
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Perfect handwriting notes. Great help for your calculus. It varies from basic formulas and concepts to exciting questions to thoroughly explained examples. I hope this note will help students who need the summary or the examples to understand calculus. Don't forget to have a look at my other courses' notes. You can do better with the note.
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University of Toronto•MAT135
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Calculus • Gilbert Strang, Edwin Herman• ISBN 9781938168079
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Its a detailed summary of the topic carbon cycles which includes carbon cycle steps examples and significance with suitable diagrams
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University of Toronto•BIO130
It is a detailed typed word document about one of the most important topics - photosynthesis. this note includes simple conceptual diagrams and conceptual points .
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University of Toronto•BIO130
It is a detailed summary of one of the important topics- mitosis and meiosis which is a conceptual organised note which also includes simple diagrams and examples.
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University of Toronto•BIO130
This is detailed typed summary of topic -theories of personality which includes simple examples with detailed definitions and concepts of topic ,and classical studies of personality.
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University of Toronto•Introduction To Biological And Cognitive Psychology
it is a typed summary of topic intelligence in a word document format which consists of concepts, definitions, theories and assessment of intelligence.
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University of Toronto•Introduction To Biological And Cognitive Psychology
this is a typed word document including notes and summaries of personality and personality development and it's factors.
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Detailed note of brachial plexus with images
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University of Toronto•Undergraduate
Anatomy of clavicle with ossification , side determination , attachments etc.
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University of Toronto•Undergraduate
Anatomy of upper limb , scapula and clavicle , brachial plexues with clear images with markings . Also include clinical anatomy
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University of Toronto•Undergraduate
i have summarised the concept of motivation
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University of Toronto•PSY100
it is a detailed summary of concept motivation , i have included every subtopic and concepts necessary for understanding of reader, it includes theories classical studies in psychology,and concepts,
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University of Toronto•PSY100
its a detailed typed summary of maslows theory in pdf format its organised and written in efficient manner using simple but necessary concepts and language.
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University of Toronto•PSY100
it is a typed pdf of the unit emotion which includes organised notes including subtopics- feelings dimensions of feelings , development of emotions components of emotion characteristics of emotion.
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University of Toronto•PSY100
This is a detailed and organised note of the chapter memory in typed format. 
it includes typed notes from lectures , books like ciccarelli baron etc and uses unique examples for better understanding. 
it includes concepts examples classical studies in this area and assignments.
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University of Toronto•PSY100
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cognitive processes• By Naditya
Its a detailed summary of books and lectures about the topic long term memory and contains additional examples and simple use of scientific terms/ language .
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University of Toronto•PSY100
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cognitive processes• By Naditya
Its a short conceptual typed word document describing the information processing model . information processing theory looks at how memory and other processes work. 
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University of Toronto•PSY100
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cognitive processes• By Naditya
Test Bank for American Government Power and Purpose Brief 13th Edition 
CHAPTER 1: Introduction: Making Sense of Government and Politics 
MULTIPLE CHOICE 
1. What are the two fundamental questions that allow us to find patterns and order in the chaos of 
politics? 
a. “Who governs?” and “How do they govern?” 
b. “Who runs for office?” and “Who wins?” 
c. “What do we observe?” and “Why?” 
d. “What is government?” and “Who runs it?” 
e. “Why do we need government...
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University of Toronto•Science